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Mumbai farmer's strawberry venture grows into Rs 44 lakh business

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Ketan Sodha, whose land business suffered after demonetisation, shifted to strawberry farming to recover. He overcame early setbacks by adopting soilless cultivation methods, which substantially increased his harvests. The farm now posts strong sales. Sodha plans to build a bigger facility to expand output and extend strawberry supply beyond the typical season.

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