Begusarai Farmer Earns ₹2 Lakh Profit from Mushroom Farming in a Hut

• Lal Bihari, a farmer from Begusarai's Bachhwara block, defied traditional farming perceptions by starting mushroom cultivation with low investment.
• Inspired by a village friend, he learned mushroom techniques and began farming in a simple hut, now cultivating Button and Oyster varieties.
• With support from the Horticulture Department, he utilizes government schemes and technical assistance, keeping costs low.
• He manages 1000 mushroom bags, yielding regular production and supplying local markets and surrounding areas.
• Lal Bihari earns approximately ₹200,000 profit in a three-month season, selling mushrooms for up to ₹200 per kilogram.

Why It Matters: Lal Bihari's success in mushroom farming proves that with proper guidance and hard work, farming can be highly profitable with minimal resources.