Barwale Autobiography
December 12, 2008| |
India’s seed man and philanthropist, Dr B.R. Barwale released his autobiography “My Journey with Seeds and the Development of Indian Seed Industry” on December 2, 2008 at Indian Merchants’ Chamber, Mumbai. His autobiography highlights his journey with seeds, growth and development of the Indian seed industry over five decades. He also narrates his autobiographical sketch, experiences with the seed industry in his home state Maharashtra, opportunities in seed production and challenges to move the seed industry forward in India. The book also captures his own journey of life, his interest in agriculture, the birth of Mahyco, R&D of seeds, vegetable seed industry, seed associations, entry of multinationals, and his involvement in social philanthropy.
For a copy of the book contact Mr. Dinesh C. Joshi at dineshjoshi@barwalefoundation.org or Ms. Aban Kapadia at aban.kapadia@mahyco.com. More information about Barwale family, Barwale Foundation and Mahyco at http://www.barwalefoundation.org/ and http://www.mahyco.com/
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