Mandabai Gore

Rajuri, Shirdi, Maharashtra

When her children ventured out to pursue bigger opportunities, Manda Bai stood steadfast in her fields. With her sleeves rolled up and a spirit unshaken, she’s become the backbone of her farm—cultivating not just crops but a legacy of good food and strong values.

“The land still needs me,” she often says with a smile that carries both memory and conviction. She doesn’t rely on chemicals—believing instead in a relationship with nature that’s built on trust. And from those 8 acres, she doesn’t just grow crops—she grows sustenance, stories, and self-reliance.

In the heart of her village, surrounded by an expanse of green that stretches across eight proud acres, Manda Bai begins her day with quiet purpose. Her farm isn’t just land—it’s a living chronicle of perseverance and passion. Each morning, barefoot and unwavering, she walks the fields not out of necessity, but out of reverence. The soil knows her touch. It’s responded for years with bountiful soyabean harvests every kharif season, nurtured by her steady hands and natural methods.

With LetsKheti, Manda Bai has found a new rhythm: her produce travels beyond the village, yet her values remain grounded. Through every delivery, she offers more than just clean grains. She shares the spirit of her land. Her story has become a bridge—between tradition and progress, between farmer and consumer.

In every food item grown in her farm, every handful of soil, there’s a piece of Manda Bai—a woman who turned 8 acres into a legacy.