Wheat harvest is underway in the country, and its harvest will soon end. At the same time, when the wheat crop is cut, the fields are empty for some time, and in such a situation, farmers can sow some crops that may benefit from the short term. Pipermint cultivation is such a way. After harvesting the wheat, farmers can cultivate piperminin in the empty land. Learn about a certain type of pipermint today, which can make farmers more profitable in the short term.
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The Kosi type is thought to be beneficial to the farmers. It is also known as an advanced type of peppers and it is also called menda pibarita. Its taste is wonderful. This type is used in gum, toothpaste, tea and some other products. Soil with good drainage is considered perfect for growing a type of pipermint. For its seed, the field should be plowed deep. Pipmint plants can be planted in both seeds and pen. Use cow dung in its cultivation. The crop of different Pipermint is ready in about 90 days. Kosi varieties are described as experts to give high yield of Pipmint.
How much is it earned
Kosi is very beneficial for various Pipermint farmers. Its cultivation can make them a huge profit. There is a huge need for its oil in the market. People use its oil as essential oil. Apart from this, popparment oil is used in products such as cosmetics, pan-masala perfume and drinks. Farmers can get 150 liters of oil in a hectare. Farmers can easily earn millions of rupees from its cultivation.
Profit will be up to 75 thousand rupees
According to some estimates, farmers can make a profit of Rs 15,000 to Rs 75,000 per acre. Some farmers earn more than Rs 50,000 per Pika. A bikha requires about 10 kg of seeds. Its cost is 30 to 35 rupees per kg. It contains 15 kg of urea and one kilogram of sulfur. The total cost comes from about five to six thousand rupees. Experts say sowing has been prepared between 75 and 90 days. The farmer can do its second and third cut by cutting its first cut.
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