Many farmers in the country do something new instead of traditional agriculture and make a lot of profits. Nanadaro b. Such a farmer who cultivates black pepper on 5 hectares of land. They earn millions from this farming. Black pepper is cultivated by a wooden biology system. He has also won the Padma Shri award for wood farming.
Agriculture in the land obtained from the mother-in-law-
Nanadaro b. The house of Marak falls into the mountains of the West Karo Mountains. In the 1980s, he received 5 hectares of land from Loss. He first planted a variety of Gramunda black pepper. At the beginning of the tree, he spent 10 thousand rupees and planted 10 thousand trees. Gradually, he increased the number of trees. He made an example by organic farming. In 2019, he made black pepper worth Rs 19 lakh.
Padma Shri Award
Today you need black pepper all over the world. Black pepper has served an example of wood by doing organic farming. Currently, black pepper is sold for Rs 600 per kg. On the 72nd Republic Day, the Central Government Honored with Padma Shri for organic agriculture.
How to cultivate pepper-
The right climate is very important for growing black pepper. This crop does not occur in excessive cold and excessive summer. India has the best places for Kerala and Maharashtra black pepper production in India. However, in addition, black pepper is cultivated in many places. High humidity during the season, grows fast in the flag flag. The best temperature for its cultivation is 20 to 30 degrees.
For this crop, the soil is suitable for submerged soil with heavy soil. The soil should be from 5.5 to 6.5. Cultivation of black pepper requires 125 to 200 cm of rain.
How many days are plants ready-
The best time to plant black pepper is March and April. The distance between the black pepper plants should be 8-8 feet. This causes the growth of plants to make it better. Black pepper plants are supported by other trees. Bell should be fertilized after 3 years. Black pepper is harvested 7-8 months after planting.
