MAHENDRA SINGH DHONI Started Farming in Ranchi

 After Retirement From International Cricket he started organic farming




MS dhoni have 45 acres land in which he started organic farming where crops like cauliflower, tomatoes, carrots, spinach, strawberry and etc are grown which is a true inspiring story for everyone and his fans all over India.

Dairy farm is in construction where many breeds of cow and buffalos are brought the planning is for 300 cows in initial stage many animal doctors and staffs are available for taking care of animals

Poultry farm is also done Poultry farming is one of the fastest-growing and most profitable agri-business in the current Indian market scenario. Moreover, poultry business is the best idea for those who want to pursue a successful agri-business career in India. Poultry farming is defined as ‘raising different types of domestic birds commercially for the purpose of meat, eggs and feather production.



main aim for him is VOCAL FOR LOCAL

The crops are gown are taken out for ranchi crop market for the sale the people over there get to experience organic crops with good quality in market specially from dhoni farms 

they also started exporting vegetable to UAE where the demand of  organic vegetable is high, UAE is very big competition for export but dhoni and his team made it nicely when your quality is good it directly increases the demand of your product.

first dhoni and his family test the vegetables and accommodate for them and for all the staffs and farmers then rest of the vegetables are send to market.

Demand of Agriculture in future

Increasing population, increasing average income and globalisation effects in India will increase demand for quantity,  quality and nutritious food, and variety of food. Therefore, pressure on decreasing available cultivable land to produce more quantity, variety and quality of food will keep on increasing. 

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