Soybean cultivation on one acre, with proper irrigation backup like our borewell, costs around thirty-five thousand rupees including inputs and labour—but the monsoon's whims mean the real cost is in sleepless nights. For me, it is worth the risk because the irrigation allows for a salvaged crop even in a patchy rain year, securing the minimum yield that pays for my daughter's Bharatanatyam classes. I measure worth not just in rupees per quintal, but in the quiet moment when I hear her practice her adavus, the rhythm steady as a pump's hum from the field.
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