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which farmers’ income could be increased by adopting scientific innovations. “There is tremendous scope of increasing farmers’ income through honeybee production which had a huge global market. At present, five lakh farmers are engaged in honeybee production which could be expanded to five crore farmers who could gain tremendously by lucrative price in international market,” he said and added that the humming of honeybees would keep away the elephants who ruine the produce in the field. Similarly, Modi said, there was a huge scope for developing natural fruit juice. ?