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Solapur Teen Raviraj Earns 6 Lakh Through Stall-Fed Goat Farming While Studying
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News18•17-10-2026, 15:00
Solapur Teen Raviraj Earns 6 Lakh Through Stall-Fed Goat Farming While Studying
- •Sixteen-year-old Raviraj Gundiba Garad from Ranmasle in Solapur taluka successfully started goat farming while continuing his education.
- •Developing a passion for goat farming in the 7th standard, Raviraj insisted his parents get him an indigenous goat and a buck.
- •His supportive parents not only bought the livestock but also constructed a small shed for rearing the goats.
- •Balancing his studies and business, Raviraj worked hard, gradually increasing the goat count to more than 20 in his shed.
- •Through this successful venture, Raviraj has earned a net profit of 5 to 6 lakh rupees and achieved financial independence.
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Raviraj developed a passion for goat farming when he was in the 7th standard and expressed his desire to his parents, who supported him by providing an indigenous goat, a buck, and a small shed for rearing.
Raviraj started with just one indigenous goat and a buck, but through hard work and careful management, the number of goats in his shed has grown to more than 20.
Balancing his education in the 11th standard with his business, Raviraj has successfully transformed stall-fed goat farming into a profitable enterprise, earning a net profit of 5 to 6 lakh rupees.
