When the vanilla is listened to the name of the vanilla ice cream, there is no water in its mouth. Everyone from small children to the elderly, like vanilla ice cream. Nowadays, compared to traditional agriculture, some farmers have begun to prioritize vanilla cultivation and believe that its cultivation is very beneficial. If you want to double your income, vanilla’s agriculture will be a good choice. Its market is increasing day by day. In addition, due to its high cost and medical properties, its need is rapidly increasing. In such a situation, its cultivation will be a beneficial contract for farmers.
How to grow vanilla
The demand for vanilla at the international level is constantly increasing. Also, the price of its fruits and seeds is very high. Vanilla is used in detail in vanilla foods, cosmetics and medications. This is beneficial to health, and its demand is increasing. Hot and humid climate is considered best for the cultivation of vanilla. It is best to grow in loose soil with pH 5 to 7.5. Its flags grow rapidly.
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How to take care of plants
It takes 9 to 10 months to cook vanilla plants. It should be noted that vanilla plants do not get strong sunlight and, in such a situation, want to be a shade space to grow it. Also, the proper use of regular irrigation and fertilizer is very important. Vanilla flowers are naturally made of bees and birds. But the technology of artificial pollination is also accepted in India, which makes the product more and more better.
How much to earn from agriculture
The price of vanilla seeds in the market ranges from Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 per kg. About 200-300 kg of vanilla production per acre is possible. Accordingly, if a farmer cultivates vanilla on 2-3 acres, he can earn crores annually.
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Where is agriculture in India
In India, vanilla is mainly cultivated in Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Northeast. But now the farmers of many states have started cultivating it, including some farmers in Gujarat. Before developing it, it is advisable to get good information about government programs and subsidies. Take training from agricultural research institutions.
