Ramesh Bhai Ruparelia – Photo: Amar Ujala, Indore Expansion It is said that no one can stop you from achieving success if you want to. Similar is the story of Ramesh Bhai Ruparelia. Ramesh Bhai is recognized all over the world after coming out of Gondal in Gujarat. Their organic and cow farming based products go to 233 countries. This year’s turnover of his company has been 233 lakh rupees. Sold on loan Lost land and ornaments
750 Ramesh Bhai told that he made a cowshed for cow service. He got so engrossed in it that he used to do cow service all day long. The family was in debt due to which their land, ornaments of the house and everything were sold. After this, he got a job as a laborer in a merchant’s farm. He started farming here. He thought of using chemical and fertilizer but did not buy anything because he did not have money. He had a large number of cows. He used cow dung and cow urine as manure in farming. After this the crop started getting better. After a few years, onions worth lakhs of rupees were harvested from his fields in one go. After this he got popularity and people started coming to learn farming from him. do fiercely Use of Social Media 750 Ramesh Bhai uses social media fiercely to promote his farming and Gaushala products. It is said that a farmer has to become a businessman only then he will be able to take full advantage. They do not sell their products in the market. We do the packaging ourselves and deliver it to the customer. Hundred people work in his company today. They also teach people to do farming. People from all over the world come to him to learn farming. For Organic Government will have to change policies

2023 Ramesh Bhai says that to increase organic, the government will also have to change the policies. Whatever subsidy is currently being given to chemical based farming should be stopped. If subsidy is available on organic farming then people will be motivated for it. Along with this, standards will have to be brought to identify organic. People are not able to differentiate whether the organic product is real or fake. For this, the government will have to develop standards. ,