A postgraduate degree from France and job offers in Paris could have led Prithviraj to a conventional corporate career. Instead, the Bengaluru resident returned to India and chose an unconventional business path. He converted his family's unused poultry shed into a mushroom farm, turning a neglected property into a growing agricultural venture. Today, his farm produces around 45 kg of mushrooms daily, with a monthly income of about Rs 4 lakh, according to a NBT report. His journey also shows how an existing space, a modest initial investment and a focus on finding buyers can help build an agricultural business.
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