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60-year-old farmer successfully grows Kiwis in Udhampur

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Last updated: September 22, 2023 10:37 am
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Published: September 22, 2023
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A 60-year-old ex-serviceman and progressive farmer from Udhampur district has become an inspiration to the youth after he departed from conventional agricultural practices and generated a bumper crop of the Kiwi fruit after three years of diligent work.

The 60-year-old Mohammad Aslam Bhat hails from the Village Bian in Chenani Block of Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir and serves as an example of innovation and motivation to the young people of the state.

Bhat entered the field of Kiwi farming after departing from conventional agricultural practices.

He successfully conducted his first trial of the Kiwi fruit and was gifted for his three years of hard work and toil with a bumper crop of the fruit that was ready to hit the market.(ANI)

 

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