Santosh Barkale, a farmer from Nashik, distributed his earnings to his people for free.
Mumbai:
A sharecropper from Maharashtra distributed free of cost the whole coriander and fenugreek grown in his farm to the people roaming around the market. That farmer was upset because of very little. The cost of the schedule was actually zero in reach. Santosh Barkale, a farmer from Nashik, came to the auction for a predicted sale of his farm, but the sales were very low. The price was 20 samples less than the money they invested for these unique initiatives.
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Barkale traveled 35 kilometers to sell his 1,000 bundles of fenugreek and coriander seeds. He had spent around Rs 20,000 on raising the impurities. During the auction, each share of his prediction was priced at Re 1 each. Annoyed at this, Santosh gave full speed to the drivers.
Barkale said, “I was getting Rs 1,000 for my entire crop and I spent a total of Rs 25,000 on this crop. I spent Rs 20,000 on farming and Rs 5,000 on anger.”
They were met with very little return on their investment and work, so they decided to give it away for free. He said, “The prices are so low that it is better to share it for free, at least I will be blessed by those to whom this fresh inspiration.”
After knowing about his pitiable condition, some people, who had got the vegetable pole free of cost, talked to him and tried to cheer him up.
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