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Chandigarh engineer quit Rs 90 lakh job to start microgreens farming. He now earns Rs 1.44 crore in annual revenue from Rs 30,000 investmentMohit Nijhawan left a Rs 90 LPA job to pursue microgreens farming after family health concerns arose. He founded Embryonic Greens and launc...
100-sq-ft farm, Rs 24 lakh annual profit: Coimbatore BCA graduate quits job to grow microgreens, says ‘Every additional tray adds straight to profit’Vignesh P has transformed a modest 100 square feet of his Coimbatore farm into a thriving vertical microgreen operation. This clever shift,...
Wholesalemandi.com announces its expansion in BengaluruWholesalemandi.com currently operates 30,000 sq. ft. of packaging and distribution space across Bengaluru and Chennai, processing more than...
Fresh Veggies in Zero Gravity: This Lab’s cubes will grow plants and insects in space for astronautsNASA's Deep Space Food Challenge sought sustainable solutions for feeding astronauts on long missions. Interstellar Lab's NuCLEUS system wo...
This CEO took up VR boxing during lockdown, has built a collection of video games & beard groomersGeorge Mitra has also been trying his hand at cooking.
Lockdown benefits: At home, urban Indians nurturing edible plantsNatasha Rego, a 29-year-old Mumbai-based writer, has pots full of coriander, basil, ladies’ fingers, brinjals and tomatoes in her apartment...
Robot food startups have a new pitch: No humans touch your lunchBefore the pandemic, robot-prepared food companies were a hit with investors, but ambitious sales goals didn’t materialize.
The great Covid reset: How 7 people from different walks of life are spending their days at homeHere we have a cabinet minister who is rediscovering the simple joys of life by taking up vegetable gardening. A high-profile bureaucrat wh...
Tips on how to turn tiny corners of your home into lush green spacesCity gardeners share tips on how to turn tiny corners of your home into lush green spaces
Serving nature on a plate: Farm-to-fork gets a twist with microgreensVisually appealing microgreens and edible flowers are doing drama on the plates now.
Now, cooks turn farmers & nurse kitchen gardensMany Bengalureans are taking to the eat-the-food-you-grow idea and that appears to be bringing world cuisines to namma kitchens.
Restaurants ride the farm-to-fork waveRestaurants ride the farm-to-fork wave, picking vegetables and micro greens from chosen artisanal patches, if not their own gardens