In the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, a farmer named Srisil has placed a garden of apples of Kashmir. Everyone is surprised by this wonderful farmer. The farmer did a lot of research to grow apples in the summer. He then succeeded in it. He has worked to grow apples at temperatures above 38 degrees Celsius. He has sold 12 tonnes of apples so far. The demand for Srisail has increased in the area. People are going to learn the method of raising apples from them.
Apple cultivation in 7 acres-
Srisil Telei from Kulali village in Mudl Taluk in Bagalkot district. In the summer, Srisail is growing fruits grown in cold areas such as Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh in the village of Karnataka. He has grown apples over 38 degrees Celsius. Traditionally, this area is considered inappropriate for apple cultivation. But Sri Syil Deli changed everything. Apple crop has grown on 7 acres of Sri Lanka.
7 lakhs of rupees to grow apples-
Srisil planted 2600 saplings of the Anna variety. It is known that these plants can withstand a temperature of 42 ° C. He bought the plant from a private nursery in Shirdi, Maharashtra. Srisil Tellie spent 7 lakh rupees and fully organized organic farming. The apple crop was ready in the short term. We will tell you that it is usually 3 years to plant fruits in apple trees. But in the field of Sri Lanka, the fruits began to appear in just 2 years and 2 months. According to a report by the new Indian Express, Srisil said that the apples of his department are equivalent to growing traditional apples. The taste, color and quality are completely uniform.
12 tons of apples sale-
Sri Ayil Tele has sold 12 tonnes of apples so far. The price of these apples was 50 to 150 rupees. The full price has been recovered from this production. During this time, he cultivated sweet corn and watermelon. He tried a lot for this. The farmer said I was from the backdrop of agriculture and agriculture and that after the PUC, I started working in the fields. I had no formal training in horticulture, but I was always interested in agriculture.
Srisil wanted to do something new-
Sugarcane is cultivated in 80 percent of the land in Bagalkot. This area is considered inappropriate for crops other than major crops such as maize, wheat, pomegranate and gram. But by growing apples on this soil, Srisail broke all the feelings. He said that I mainly cultivate grapes and earn a good income from it. But I wanted to do something new. At this time, I knew about apple cultivation in North Karnataka, ”he said. After this I decided to try my hand in it.
