Suraran … This is called Ole, Gimichand. It grows under the soil in the form of tubers and is rich in nutrition. It has been a part of traditional Indian food. It is the most popular vegetable in Bihar and West Bengal. This vegetable is an important vegetable, the root grown in Africa after Yam and Kasawa. At the same time, this vegetable is rich in antioxidants and vitamins. Suran has many health benefits and has many medical properties. At the same time, farmers can earn bumper by raising it. But do you know in which state is the most produced Suran in India?
These states are at the forefront
As far as Suran is produced, West Bengal is at the forefront of all other states of the country. The climate and soil here are very favorable to grow gymnastics. Because of this, more Suran is made in Bengal. According to data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, West Bengal alone holds 34.28 per cent of the country’s total Suran production.
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The place of other states
Bengal is at the forefront of the production of Suran. So after that, Kerala ranks second. A lot of farmers here are raising the sun. A total of 21.06 per cent is gymnastic yield. At the same time, Tamil Nadu is the third in the production of Suran. The state has 13.70 percent of the Suran production. Apart from this, Andhra Pradesh ranks fourth. The state holds 11.34 percent of Suran production. Apart from this, Bihar ranks fifth in 5.94 per cent of Suravan. That is, these five states are producing a total of 80 percent of Suran.
Benefits of gymnastics
Gymigand has many medicinal properties with nutrients, which is because it is used in Ayurvedic medications. It is said to be useful in piles, bloody piles, diarrhea, tumors, asthma, pulmonaryness, and abdominal pain. Its cultivation can be done better in light shaded areas.
How to nurture
Cultivation of its sandy clay is very beneficial because this type of soil increases the growth of the tubers in the soil. If farmers want, it can easily grow it in the middle part of the gardens. At the same time, to grow it, make the field brittle with a cultivator and rotavator before sowing, and dig a 30 cm deep, long and wide cavity in two or two feet of the field. Dig the cavity, mix it with three kg of cow dung, 20 g ammonium sulfate or 10 g urea, 37.5 g single super phosphate and 16 g of potash and planting sun.
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