Mahesh Asabe’s family began growing dragon fruit on three acres in Solapur in 2013-14. With agricultural training, drip irrigation and farm ponds, Rukmini Farms has since expanded to 60 acres. 
Mahesh Asabe’s family began growing dragon fruit on three acres in Solapur in 2013-14. With agricultural training, drip irrigation and farm ponds, Rukmini Farms has since expanded to 60 acres. 
<iframe src="https://hindustansphere.com/embed/cluster/72730aa9fe21fb38bfd4d0892af69d0d35570698" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="One crop changed everything: Meet the Maharashtra farmer who clocks ₹2 crore annual turnover by selling fruits"></iframe>
Mahesh Asabe’s family began growing dragon fruit on three acres in Solapur in 2013-14. With agricultural training, drip irrigation and farm ponds, Rukmini Farms has since expanded to 60 acres.&nbsp;
