Peta and was then transferred to Kaluvakurthy. As a believer of 'svalambana', he left his secured government job and started cultivation on the banks of the Tungabhadra. As a part of the green revolution, he enabled the much-needed progress in the field of agriculture by introducing high-yielding hybrid seeds between 1960 and 1970 for bajra, jowar, and rice. He was recognised as a 'progressive farmer' by the Government of India and received an accolade at the Rashtrapati Bhavan from the President of India at the time. Along with Kannaganti Papa Rao Garu, he introduced hybrid cotton seeds in Andhra Pradesh as part of the lab-to-land policy of universities in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh'. He extended the cultivation of seed farming on a larger scale, benefitting many farmers with improved yield and income. Many small and medium farmers took up hybrid seed cultivation, and within no time, Andhra Pradesh became the leading state for hybrid cotton seed production in India, with Hyderabad referred to as the Seed Capital. Subsequently, Sri Kotapati Murahari Rao Garu established Pravardhan Seeds Pvt Limited with the head office of the company in Hyderabad. Over the next few decades he expanded his business through the states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. He played a leading role in the development of improved seed cultivation and was the founding chairman of the Seedsmen Association. He produced a movie in 1975 named Vayasochina Pilla. In 1976, he established the Academy of Rural Development and Research Centre in his native village Gudavalli. He also established the Kaviraju Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Choudary Industrial Training Centre. He enabled the training of 20,000 people with the help of this academy, including Anganwadi workers hailing from different districts. He established a fund in Kaviraju and Sri Thaapi Dharma Rao's name at Potti Sri Ramulu Telugu University, whose function was to give awards for those pioneering in 'the rational movement and the literary field'. In 1995, Kotapati Murahari Rao Garu established a hundred bedded hospital named SIMS in the city of Nellore, whose precepts of committed affordable quality medical service aimed to advance the betterment of the society there. Through SIMS, he orchestrated a series of low-cost vaccination camps aimed to benefit everyone irrespective of their economic strata in the villages of Nellore District. This assisted the prevention of Brain fever which was a widespread menace to the general population at the