He quit engineering after just 4 months and returned to his village; today Jobandeep Singh, 32, grows organic crops and sells directly to around 50 customers

Jobandeep Singh embraced his roots after earning a mechanical engineering degree, opting to return to his village for a life in farming. By cultivating organic crops on four acres and selling directly to around 50 customers, he showcases a unique farming approach that incorporates crop diversity and livestock. This sustainable model not only satisfies family needs but also creates employment, exemplifying an unconventional path for agricultural success in Punjab.
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- India
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- Jobs & careers, Farmers & agriculture
- Places
- Punjab
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- toi lifestyle desk
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- Tuesday, 20 October 2026, 9:22 am IST
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