00:02In Bihar's Shivhar, where conventional farming still dominates the fields, one farmer has chosen a different path.
00:10Ranvijay Kumar's experiment with the world-famous Miyazaki mango has turned his orchard into a center of attraction.
00:18This year, the tree has finally started bearing fruit.
00:22Only four mangoes matured because of heavy rains, but they are very special.
00:27Since Miyazaki costs around Rs. 2.5 lakh per kilogram, tasting one is an unforgettable experience.
00:36Native to Japan, Miyazaki mango is celebrated globally for its exceptional sweetness, vibrant appearance and premium market value.
00:45Ranvijay brought the sapling from Haryana three years ago and nurtured it with care.
00:53I have also planted more than 40 varieties of fragrant flowers, including Rat Ki Rani, Champa and Bela.
01:00Along with them, there are Guava, Jamun, Peer, Chiku, Jackfruit and even Sandalwood trees.
01:07Beyond its luxury appeal, Miyazaki mango is packed with nutrition.
01:12Health experts say this rare fruit offers several benefits, making it as healthy as it is expensive.
01:21Miyazaki mango is rich in antioxidants, dietary fiber, beta-carotene and zeaxanthin.
01:27It improves eye health, aids digestion, boost immunity and also helps maintain healthy skin.
01:35Ranvijay's orchard thrives on natural farming methods.
01:39He prefers organic manure and minimal chemical use, believing that food grown with patience and care is always better.
01:47Agricultural experts say his success highlights the potential of high-value market-oriented farming in Bihar.
01:58Miyazaki mango, also called the egg of the sun, is known for its deep red color, high sweetness and fiberless
02:06pulp.
02:07With proper sunlight, temperature and scientific techniques, farmers can earn excellent results from this variety.
02:14In Shivar, Ranvijay Kumar's experiment has become an inspiration.
02:19His success proves that innovation, sustainable farming and the courage to try something new can open doors to prosperity for
02:28farmers everywhere.
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