Purnia Farmer Learns Nepal Technique, Earns Lakhs with Ramdana Cultivation

• Satyajit Singh, a young farmer from Purnia, adopted a new farming method after traditional crops yielded low profits.
• He learned Ramdana (amaranth) cultivation techniques during a visit to Nepal, bringing seeds back to India.
• Initially, his first Ramdana crop covered costs and provided valuable learning experience.
• Now, he cultivates Ramdana on over 50 decimal fields, with the crop maturing in 75-90 days.
• Satyajit sells Ramdana at 12,000 per quintal, noting its low cost, less time, and high profit, with good market demand from local traders and sweet shop owners.