Rajasthan Farmer Turns Amla into Gold, Earns 13 Lakhs Annually Through Processing & Exports

• Bhanwarlal, a farmer from Sarwadi village, Sikar, transformed his farming approach by cultivating Amla (gooseberry) instead of traditional crops.
• Initially faced significant losses as Amla sold for as low as 5-10 rupees per kg due to lack of market and fair price.
• Innovated by processing Amla into products like candy, jam, pickle, and powder after receiving training from agricultural experts.
• His high-quality Amla products gained demand locally and are now exported abroad, even reaching large malls.
• Increased his annual income from 50,000 rupees to 13 lakh rupees, selling processed Amla for up to 150 rupees per kg.

Why It Matters: A Rajasthan farmer achieved remarkable success by processing Amla, boosting income and inspiring others.