Excellent interview, I have a 40 acre certified organic farm close to Hyderabad and learnt valuable lessons from this conversation with Madhusudhan. I did get some nice ideas from this conversation thanks shameek.
Are you satisfied with the soil being kept open to sun and wind? Watering very close to the tree with drip? This kind of farming which does not stop evaporation and soil buildup could be using plenty of irrigation, even if it is drop by drop.
A highly qualified person with no farming knowledge learns farming technics from poor farmers who happily teach / share their knowledge freely, after learning the technics he goes to patent some of these..... Only God can save farmers.
True he is stole information from poor farmers, may be selfless person like you can dedicate few years of your life learning what he has learnt and teach farmers for free
Yes sir. I not only train farming for free. I also theach them to build houses using locally available resources. Teach them plumbing, Electrical and Carpentery to name a few.
He said he uses neem oil for saplings., it is possible in closed environment. No farmer raises tree saplings. If you need the technology ask him directly., be honest., Don't do cheap tactics., Fyi I'm a small org farmer from TN., i will try something., hope it will work atleast 50%., thats intuition!
I hate when people pause for an response but when you do they will talk over you :) It is usually the older people and I have found that it is best to just keep nodding your head with hmms and haans. But such a great video. Certainly inspiring.
Fabulous interview! Thanks for putting this together. Hearing Madhu's no nonsense, rational explanations of his methodologies is so refreshing and extremely educative. Will surely take away a lot of tips and refer to this video again several times
Very nice learning opportunity, thank you! It is amazing that despite the huge population in India, Back to Basic still needs to focus on export for the business.
Maybe that is because of lack of awareness for healthy food choices amongst the affordable class plus the fact that most of the Middle class may not be able to afford such expensive choices. So maybe a two pronged strategy of creating more awareness amongst the upper middle class plus encouraging farmers to form cooperative and seek professional help on payment basis or profit sharing model by contacting Back to Basics may help bring down prices to affordable levels. There is also a factor of mindsets that needs to be changed. We can see the rich class haggling with a vegetable vendor and going to another who sells cheap but substandard quality, and we regularly see the middle class avoiding good fruits and veggies due to their cost but happily entering McDonald's for a unhealthy but expensive burger or pizza. Plus the fact that swiggy and zomato basically caters to junk food supply, instead we need a 15mins delivery scheduled supply chain for healthy fruits and veggies. The existing ones are not able to supply fresh or good eatable quality produces. We need to use cctv tech where any buyer can log in and view anytime the process 24x7, they may view for max 15 to 20 mins at anytime that they think to order, but that small step will instill trust and help any business grow. Transparency is the key. India is changing and people will pay for good food.
Pakka businessman. He has mastered his game is on the top. It will have been great to see more of the farm itself and also get some more ideas on the types of multi crops and few other ideas including how to sell etc ..
This channel and its exploratory teaching has been a major motivator for me as I invest 50% of my annual income in livestock farming and the farm managed by my son.
But this guy's business concepts, local understanding, incentive schemes, knowledge accross the domain is fantastic. I wish he does free knowledge sharing with other farmers of our country.. we all can together grow.. there's room for everyone sir 🙏
Only after the nature gives us a kick in the form of a health issue does a human awakens to what is important in life.Healthy food and peaceful life.soul soothing
When real estate is very costly, I commend him for saving this big piece of land dedicated towards nature. We need to respect him even though we find fault with his capitalistic approach to things. That said, from a nutrition perspective I believe his crops would be averaging very poorly than better managed ones.. I see his land to be lot more naked.. that is not a good sign for nutritious crops.. he need to change his consultants and rather than landscaping, he needs to put more of his efforts on nutritional crops.. we have all the science needed to manage weeds nutritionally and ideas to improve bio diversity while we grow our crops.. he needs to use that science.. I wish him best to do that..
Thank you mr. Shameek, Very inspiring Sir! How to meet Madhusudan ji? He seems an intelligent farmer but more so a goodhearted genuine person! Can mentor some young kids, (15 and above) and youth Madhusudan Sir?
Been into farming for quite some time. There were some finer elements that caught my attention Mr. Madhu's extensive travel in agri fields to gain knowledge, his sharing of info like growing plants wherein its produce are unique & brings in value the Neem Sauna thing was awesome something that caught attention - an never before heard idea. Even whatever little from this we can adopt in our own fields would surely be beneficial. Thanks to Mr. Madhu & to the whole Farmizen team for bringing this out.
@@Farmizensir thank you for interviewing a highly knowledged person and am interested to meet him, can you pls give full address of his farm or atleast his phone number pls, am very much interested in his ideologies pls pls this help by u will be great a future to my life pls give the information sir 🙏
Great Mr.Madhusudhan Superb farming Your working for India 🇮🇳 and working in india BACK2BASICS Export food products creates wealth for india USA 🇺🇸 $1 vs ₹, ₹56(2014) to ₹85 (2024)
There are some critics of this video which is acceptable. What is wrong with the guy making examples for people to understand? This guy deserves some respect: he went to agriculture school to learn, lived in a Kibbutz, spent 2 years in South America to learn.
Can I make a suggestion, it would be good to get a better idea of his methods of fertilizing his plants. How he prepares the organic fertilizer, how often and how he applies it. What are his composting methods and the cost of those imputs. Does he have animals that provide his manures etc. Another area is how did he survive those early yrs while trying to get his farm productive. Obviously capital is required. Did he have to work outside of his farm? This type of info is important for those who wish to make a transition into organic farming for if not done correctly, failure can easily result. Maybe a second video or do u already have one?
Could be a new plantation with plenty of irrigation using continuous drip very close to the trees and plants with compost/manure. But the rest of the land is red, desolate with no carbon sequestration. Exposed soil will get overheated and no soil structure can be created with such rampant ploughing. Don't expect the rainfall to percolate and not evaporate. Because of this irrigation pipes exist even for taller/older trees.
Massive effort... No doubt ! However its actually back to business..... and not back to basics. That too ..only for the rich! If one calculates and ROI per sqft , Madhu would have made more money in 40 by 30 plot than he made in 500 acres. The good thing is , he's employed people, grows food , saves water and makes money.
Madhu and the likes are the people who fuck up the life of poor farmers. Madhu can glut thr market and throw away some produce for free to cut competition
I do farming too but to be honest to really do well in farming you need lots and lots of money. It looks easier for people who have the money . But in the end farming is something very interesting where you tend to learn everyday .
Why is it most people in India talk in a long winded way, takes 3 hrs to say something that could have been communicated in 1 hr? So much ego is why everything is expressed in such a dramatic way😅😅😅
The premise is clear from the start of the conversation, profitable. That is what his talking about. If you want farming knowledge you are at the wrong place.
At 30.13 he says " if I can do it anyone can do it" NO NOT EVERY ONE HAS THE KIND OF HE WAS TO SUSTAIN LOSSES more over he didn't start the fram for a living to support his family like any ordinary farmer
Just wonder why is he doing all this patenting..he may be more transparent in sharing his best practices as he learned in his initial 2 years before starting his large scale farm. This is more like a typical corporate farming than of any atmalabh! Looks like he is getting fooled by himself. Anyway great farm, lot of best practices. If he is willing to share all these knowledge, it will be great.
Simple : If all the poor farmers could have the opportunity to go around the world for agriculture knowledge/farming, they would have done much better than this. A real educated person answer questions in a very simple way, not in a sarcastic way.
All the crops can't be grown throughout the year and hence staggered sowing or planting may not be successful with all the crops.For eg. cole crops grow well in winter but not successful in rainy and summer seasons. Need to sow crops basing on various weather factors.
Plz don't blame Ramesha, reality in the ground is different. Whether you want him to do direct marketing or multilevel farming. First you need to adopt a model farm 4 acre. Prove everyone how to do profitable multilevel farming in that 4 acre land. Always rich people blame poor people. 60 Acre is diff from 4 care. You are financially very strong and do farming in your retirement. Even if farming fails after your life. 60 acre is a good investment in real estate.
I have ordered from ‘Farmizen’ and have got rotten vegetables on multiple occasions. Had to stop after complaining didn’t improve the quality! Hope Mr Madhusudan is aware of what’s really happening with his organisation. There’s a lack of integrity in practice!
I have never come across, in medical education, someone teaching how to treat patients without themselves having done that! Don’t know where he is coming from
90% export is the key marketing strategy here. How many of the farmers can access the international markets. It is easy when you have such network. I think some people don't count their blessings especially the MBA guys. If all farmers in India export we will have to procure cheap produce from outside to feed common people. I respect the learned person but that does not mean I will blindly praise him for anything.
Waste of time.,.,Sorry to say he is not have real farming zeel , he is just a another corporate business who has nothing to share .......but real farmer shares the best practices and share knowledge and grow
He is doing business and not farming. Maybe he's spent effort and time to hather data/info which he obviously got free of cost and now he's talking about patent. Ridiculous. Should look at how he can share/guide farmers and how they can benefit.
And he has the audacity of using ethical practices, passion, soul satisfaction, but doesn't want other uneducated farmers to also make a decent living.. Patenting is so cruel thinking especially in a country like India where everyday farmers die because they lack knowledge & worldly understandings.. Worst kind of human exclusion thinking.. highly ego centric..
Fools reside everywhere ... Those who never dig a pit to plant also claim as farmer, they are just Landlords who manage a farm using paid farmworkers or farmers. And invite paid consultants & medias But they preach as if they are the real farmers 😂😂😂
Who is a real farmer from your perspective Siva the guy is it someone who does not hire labour does everything himself and also market to somebody just think who is in paradise from your statement. You have to appreciate the thing he is doing he did say he talks to farmers every month and train them. You need people like him too. Not trying to argue with you just trying to say don't be negative for everything.
This guys seems to boast about himself all over the video. He is a businessman & not a farmer & I can't see that from his face also. Not sure if he ever digged a hole in his farm & get his hands dirty. Its easy for non agri background people about farming is not profitable. Go and see the villages & live with them what problems they have & why is it not profitable. He just bought a land & had initial investments & doing a business. Real farmers are running in small scale & have cows & they till & their asses are muddy. These boasting businessman wear Levis jeans and under Armour, but farmer wears patt patte chaddis & panches.
This person has bigger ego than the land he owns. So basically he sells organic produce to his rich friends abroad and laughs at other farmers thats actually feeding the world? Tell him to get a life. Not all farmers that dont do organic are poor. Some of them make more than you could even dream.
Excellent interview, I have a 40 acre certified organic farm close to Hyderabad and learnt valuable lessons from this conversation with Madhusudhan. I did get some nice ideas from this conversation thanks shameek.
Can I get ur no pl
Kiranartham3954, we need the produce in Hyderabad.Can I please get you contacts.
@kiranartham3954 - Can you share your contact, I'm a budding farmer wants to do big in Organic.
Are you satisfied with the soil being kept open to sun and wind? Watering very close to the tree with drip?
This kind of farming which does not stop evaporation and soil buildup could be using plenty of irrigation, even if it is drop by drop.
@@sankarveeranki6559watch the episode on the other video from farmizen where they stopped irrigation in the last 4 years
A highly qualified person with no farming knowledge learns farming technics from poor farmers who happily teach / share their knowledge freely, after learning the technics he goes to patent some of these..... Only God can save farmers.
World moves on from people who cannot be smart.
True he is stole information from poor farmers, may be selfless person like you can dedicate few years of your life learning what he has learnt and teach farmers for free
Yes sir. I not only train farming for free. I also theach them to build houses using locally available resources. Teach them plumbing, Electrical and Carpentery to name a few.
He said he uses neem oil for saplings., it is possible in closed environment. No farmer raises tree saplings.
If you need the technology ask him directly., be honest., Don't do cheap tactics.,
Fyi I'm a small org farmer from TN., i will try something., hope it will work atleast 50%., thats intuition!
💯 true
I hate when people pause for an response but when you do they will talk over you :)
It is usually the older people and I have found that it is best to just keep nodding your head with hmms and haans.
But such a great video. Certainly inspiring.
@@Arts.with.pencilMawa I agree
Fabulous interview! Thanks for putting this together. Hearing Madhu's no nonsense, rational explanations of his methodologies is so refreshing and extremely educative. Will surely take away a lot of tips and refer to this video again several times
He looks like an ocean of knowledge in farming. Great insight. Hope he teaches his knowledge in TH-cam also too
His some critical ideas( crop sowing plans or schedule) are proprietary, so no chances😂😂😢😢
Salute to you sir such a parctical knowledge you have our farmers approach to you and learn no need to suicide god bless you sir.
Mr. Madhusudan, is genius and a life saver to mankind. How I wish to meet this person and ask more ideas in farming.
Very nice learning opportunity, thank you! It is amazing that despite the huge population in India, Back to Basic still needs to focus on export for the business.
Maybe that is because of lack of awareness for healthy food choices amongst the affordable class plus the fact that most of the Middle class may not be able to afford such expensive choices. So maybe a two pronged strategy of creating more awareness amongst the upper middle class plus encouraging farmers to form cooperative and seek professional help on payment basis or profit sharing model by contacting Back to Basics may help bring down prices to affordable levels. There is also a factor of mindsets that needs to be changed. We can see the rich class haggling with a vegetable vendor and going to another who sells cheap but substandard quality, and we regularly see the middle class avoiding good fruits and veggies due to their cost but happily entering McDonald's for a unhealthy but expensive burger or pizza. Plus the fact that swiggy and zomato basically caters to junk food supply, instead we need a 15mins delivery scheduled supply chain for healthy fruits and veggies. The existing ones are not able to supply fresh or good eatable quality produces. We need to use cctv tech where any buyer can log in and view anytime the process 24x7, they may view for max 15 to 20 mins at anytime that they think to order, but that small step will instill trust and help any business grow. Transparency is the key. India is changing and people will pay for good food.
Pakka businessman. He has mastered his game is on the top. It will have been great to see more of the farm itself and also get some more ideas on the types of multi crops and few other ideas including how to sell etc ..
This channel and its exploratory teaching has been a major motivator for me as I invest 50% of my annual income in livestock farming and the farm managed by my son.
It's not livestock farming it's animal slavery , not exploratory its exploitation 😢
But this guy's business concepts, local understanding, incentive schemes, knowledge accross the domain is fantastic. I wish he does free knowledge sharing with other farmers of our country.. we all can together grow.. there's room for everyone sir 🙏
Only after the nature gives us a kick in the form of a health issue does a human awakens to what is important in life.Healthy food and peaceful life.soul soothing
Brilliant conversation, great questions, insightful answers
So much learning is packed in the video
Thank you 🎉
Very good investment of my time in watching this.
When real estate is very costly, I commend him for saving this big piece of land dedicated towards nature. We need to respect him even though we find fault with his capitalistic approach to things. That said, from a nutrition perspective I believe his crops would be averaging very poorly than better managed ones.. I see his land to be lot more naked.. that is not a good sign for nutritious crops.. he need to change his consultants and rather than landscaping, he needs to put more of his efforts on nutritional crops.. we have all the science needed to manage weeds nutritionally and ideas to improve bio diversity while we grow our crops.. he needs to use that science.. I wish him best to do that..
What is wrong with capitalistic approach to agriculture? Without profit nobody can run anything
Thank you mr. Shameek,
Very inspiring Sir! How to meet Madhusudan ji? He seems an intelligent farmer but more so a goodhearted genuine person!
Can mentor some young kids, (15 and above) and youth Madhusudan Sir?
Been into farming for quite some time. There were some finer elements that caught my attention Mr. Madhu's extensive travel in agri fields to gain knowledge, his sharing of info like growing plants wherein its produce are unique & brings in value the Neem Sauna thing was awesome something that caught attention - an never before heard idea.
Even whatever little from this we can adopt in our own fields would surely be beneficial.
Thanks to Mr. Madhu & to the whole Farmizen team for bringing this out.
Glad to know we could be of some help
Thank you. Would seek your help.
He didn't talk anything about growing them organically. It's all marketing. With the way the farm looks, it doesn't look like an organic farm.
@@Farmizensir thank you for interviewing a highly knowledged person and am interested to meet him, can you pls give full address of his farm or atleast his phone number pls, am very much interested in his ideologies pls pls this help by u will be great a future to my life pls give the information sir 🙏
Fascinating interview into the world of organic farming systems..,.Shoutouts from Sydney Australia
Loved all of it. We want more of such Shameek. :)
@@zakiansari3423 on it !
Thank you very much for the Great Information and The Honesty and Integrity Shown. May God Bless You with Peace of Mind and a Happy Satisfied Life.
Wonderful Sir,
Inspiring.
You made us to believe nothing is impossible. 🙏🙏🙏🌹
Wow man❤❤ loved the way he describes everything.. i wish to learn from him as im an engineer and want to do farming with my grandparents lands.. ❤
Great Mr.Madhusudhan
Superb farming
Your working for India 🇮🇳 and working in india
BACK2BASICS
Export food products creates wealth for india
USA 🇺🇸 $1 vs ₹, ₹56(2014) to ₹85 (2024)
I really enjoyed watching every minute of this! Well done and thank you for sharing.
@@shannondavies2665 thank you !
Amazing video! So informative and clear!
Soul satisfaction by earning lots of money through organic farming exports.
Wow! Just wow! Inspiring!!
Thank you for sharing this useful video message
There are some critics of this video which is acceptable.
What is wrong with the guy making examples for people to understand? This guy deserves some respect: he went to agriculture school to learn, lived in a Kibbutz, spent 2 years in South America to learn.
vverynice good Explanation which will be useful to the NF ''Prakrutivyavasayam' ' in india.Tq GMP
Thank God he moved out from corporate life. His reportes will ne relieved ppl.
Amazing and very useful. Thanks for sharing
Can I make a suggestion, it would be good to get a better idea of his methods of fertilizing his plants. How he prepares the organic fertilizer, how often and how he applies it.
What are his composting methods and the cost of those imputs. Does he have animals that provide his manures etc.
Another area is how did he survive those early yrs while trying to get his farm productive. Obviously capital is required. Did he have to work outside of his farm?
This type of info is important for those who wish to make a transition into organic farming for if not done correctly, failure can easily result.
Maybe a second video or do u already have one?
Will do more ! Thanks
Important to note:
More space between saplings. No dense planting. It also reduces pests.
Could be a new plantation with plenty of irrigation using continuous drip very close to the trees and plants with compost/manure. But the rest of the land is red, desolate with no carbon sequestration. Exposed soil will get overheated and no soil structure can be created with such rampant ploughing. Don't expect the rainfall to percolate and not evaporate. Because of this irrigation pipes exist even for taller/older trees.
As per Samskrutam saying Mr Madhusudan is ' Vamanaa ...VISWAROOPAA !'
Good knowledge thank you for sharing I sir
Massive effort... No doubt ! However its actually back to business..... and not back to basics. That too ..only for the rich! If one calculates and ROI per sqft , Madhu would have made more money in 40 by 30 plot than he made in 500 acres. The good thing is , he's employed people, grows food , saves water and makes money.
That maybe true. However, he is able to make a profit of 3x of what is his last drawn CTC - which is substantial.
@@Farmizen Had he been more transparent rather than getting patents his life would have been 10x more purposeful ;-)
He is just fooling you.
Madhu and the likes are the people who fuck up the life of poor farmers. Madhu can glut thr market and throw away some produce for free to cut competition
@@kmk1245 on the contrary back2basics pricing is premium - for premium quality.
Srry to say but didnt find anything on farm planning or growing practices
If you didn't learn anything from this then you're helpless
I do farming too but to be honest to really do well in farming you need lots and lots of money. It looks easier for people who have the money . But in the end farming is something very interesting where you tend to learn everyday .
@@Godshand87 do not disagree !
Thank you so much. This is awesome knowledge
Why is it most people in India talk in a long winded way, takes 3 hrs to say something that could have been communicated in 1 hr? So much ego is why everything is expressed in such a dramatic way😅😅😅
😅😅i felt same!
We have a lot of time 😂
Great information shameek
The premise is clear from the start of the conversation, profitable. That is what his talking about. If you want farming knowledge you are at the wrong place.
What is that type of oil he says he's using, something like N oil and i don't know what that is.
amazing wantvto know more about neem and the baby plant protection.
Namazwar can educate on basics of Neem oil during early/younger stage of plants
@@babaknr8654 do you have a link on the subject?
Can you please share the contact details of the farm ? Since you don't deliver outside of Bangalore .
At 30.13 he says " if I can do it anyone can do it" NO NOT EVERY ONE HAS THE KIND OF HE WAS TO SUSTAIN LOSSES
more over he didn't start the fram for a living to support his family like any ordinary farmer
Very educational video ❤👏👏👏👏🙏🌈👍
superb interview
Nice one.
Sir,
Where can meet you for more information
Inspiring
Informative & seems to be belengthy .
Thank you 🪴🙏🙏👍🏿
Any book on Vastu sastra? plz advice
Just wonder why is he doing all this patenting..he may be more transparent in sharing his best practices as he learned in his initial 2 years before starting his large scale farm. This is more like a typical corporate farming than of any atmalabh! Looks like he is getting fooled by himself.
Anyway great farm, lot of best practices. If he is willing to share all these knowledge, it will be great.
This is because he is coming from corporate life so there will always be selfishness...they dont share anything free...they always suck
True, the fact is money is of no use to him as he is already surplus with it. Hope he will understand it some day to make his life more meaningful.
He could have named it after him and shared the method. Just look at subash palekar or namallvar. But it is a great learning episode
Simple : If all the poor farmers could have the opportunity to go around the world for agriculture knowledge/farming, they would have done much better than this.
A real educated person answer questions in a very simple way, not in a sarcastic way.
Very informative..
Why not supply raw milk.
Now a days milk consumption are processed only.Quality ?
can we get in touch with Mr Madhusudan ji or his staff pls?
All the crops can't be grown throughout the year and hence staggered sowing or planting may not be successful with all the crops.For eg. cole crops grow well in winter but not successful in rainy and summer seasons. Need to sow crops basing on various weather factors.
Insightful.
Is he shipping to Germany through aircraft in Bangalore airport?
Video is good but your hum-hum sound is irritating while wearing headphone
not for everyone 😊
How can we connect sir
Great video, is there a way you can help me connect with Mr Madhusudan.
How to contact him or visit his farm
I am planning to get into farming can I get training from Sir.
Can we visit
Plz don't blame Ramesha, reality in the ground is different.
Whether you want him to do direct marketing or multilevel farming.
First you need to adopt a model farm 4 acre. Prove everyone how to do profitable multilevel farming in that 4 acre land.
Always rich people blame poor people.
60 Acre is diff from 4 care. You are financially very strong and do farming in your retirement.
Even if farming fails after your life. 60 acre is a good investment in real estate.
Congratulations
Yeah but the capex required to get a farm like this going requires substantial investment and funds. I think that’s why farmers are really struggling
The problem is how many acres you have
I have ordered from ‘Farmizen’ and have got rotten vegetables on multiple occasions. Had to stop after complaining didn’t improve the quality! Hope Mr Madhusudan is aware of what’s really happening with his organisation. There’s a lack of integrity in practice!
Very long stretched , boring , try to make short and simple , he is talking pure business of profit there is no organic and ethics, self boasted
It is a detailed topic - needs a detailed video instead of something superficial.
@@Farmizen 🤗 patience is matter it’s era of short videos
Very informative video we need patience to listen and take it.
Hire people with good attitude
I have never come across, in medical education, someone teaching how to treat patients without themselves having done that! Don’t know where he is coming from
90% export is the key marketing strategy here. How many of the farmers can access the international markets. It is easy when you have such network. I think some people don't count their blessings especially the MBA guys. If all farmers in India export we will have to procure cheap produce from outside to feed common people.
I respect the learned person but that does not mean I will blindly praise him for anything.
For those looking for a fast fix or answer, this video is not for you
I agree.. these Dharwad agri college is also waste..
👍👍
Consistency in delivery is not a natural thing, almost every crop has its cycle and season. That should not be the goal of a natural farmer.
Photography is very bad jerky Swift moves.
He says he is not after money but exports 90% of what he produces. He doesn’t come across as genuine
He say the money come alone, so is a farmer mindset
Waste of time.,.,Sorry to say he is not have real farming zeel , he is just a another corporate business who has nothing to share .......but real farmer shares the best practices and share knowledge and grow
Waste of time..... reading your comment
thankyou I don't waste waste 1 hour
Capital Required..
Right I formation & Management..
Marketing & Quality of products..
Thanks for summarizing the key things needed !
Full pakao uncle 😂
Please Hindi my video hi ta to accha hy
He is doing business and not farming. Maybe he's spent effort and time to hather data/info which he obviously got free of cost and now he's talking about patent. Ridiculous.
Should look at how he can share/guide farmers and how they can benefit.
This guy's intention again is to make money - not help anyone locally or supply to the local population - show-off
What is wrong in making money ?
@@Farmizen - nothing wrong - but your question is such that you have not addressed the other parts of my comment - which means my analysis is right!
Employing 1400 people with high retention is not bad. Some of that money is trickling down to the local population...
Sorry. Wasted time watching this video, farmers will not talk of patents and only he want to know 😢😢😢
With an attitude like that you'll remain a poor farmer. he shared a lot of useful information
Same old toxic office culture he implemented in farming. If any small farmer joins he will have upper hand.
It seemed as a advertising feature of his company disguised as a podcast.
@@himanshusoni528 yep
He is just speaking no practical knowledge
And he has the audacity of using ethical practices, passion, soul satisfaction, but doesn't want other uneducated farmers to also make a decent living.. Patenting is so cruel thinking especially in a country like India where everyday farmers die because they lack knowledge & worldly understandings.. Worst kind of human exclusion thinking.. highly ego centric..
Fools reside everywhere ... Those who never dig a pit to plant also claim as farmer, they are just Landlords who manage a farm using paid farmworkers or farmers. And invite paid consultants & medias
But they preach as if they are the real farmers 😂😂😂
How do you know if he does not dig a pit himself...Showing in front of camera is not always necessary...You have to appreciate the work he is doing...
Who is a real farmer from your perspective Siva the guy is it someone who does not hire labour does everything himself and also market to somebody just think who is in paradise from your statement. You have to appreciate the thing he is doing he did say he talks to farmers every month and train them. You need people like him too. Not trying to argue with you just trying to say don't be negative for everything.
This guys seems to boast about himself all over the video. He is a businessman & not a farmer & I can't see that from his face also. Not sure if he ever digged a hole in his farm & get his hands dirty. Its easy for non agri background people about farming is not profitable. Go and see the villages & live with them what problems they have & why is it not profitable. He just bought a land & had initial investments & doing a business. Real farmers are running in small scale & have cows & they till & their asses are muddy. These boasting businessman wear Levis jeans and under Armour, but farmer wears patt patte chaddis & panches.
Shouldn’t other farmers also be wearing under Armour ? If they approach farming like a business venture they can
He first undermines agri students and second he says farmers are illiterates. Seems like a big jrk. Bye...
This person has bigger ego than the land he owns. So basically he sells organic produce to his rich friends abroad and laughs at other farmers thats actually feeding the world? Tell him to get a life. Not all farmers that dont do organic are poor. Some of them make more than you could even dream.
Uncle seems a bit gandu. But giving info that's good. Your camera movement is dizzying af. Slow down.
Forgive them for they know not” bra that’s Jesus, Stop the cap
Get a desk job !! Its not for u