Vegetable cultivation is always more profitable than traditional agriculture. Farmers will benefit immediately by growing vegetables. The cost of their production is available in the short term. There are many farmers who leave traditional agriculture and grow vegetables and make good profit. Similarly, Akash Yadav is a farmer from Uttar Pradesh, who cultivates Brink and Capsicam. They make a profit of one and a half lakhs by spending only 20 thousand rupees in this agriculture.
Best and capsicam cultivation-
Farmer Akash Yadav lives in Badal village in Parabangi, Uttar Pradesh. They cultivate Pringer and Capsicam. In addition, they grow other crops. Akash is raising 2-3 pics of Piringal and Capsicam. Along with this farming, their revenue in a crop is up to one and a half lakh rupees.
Low cost, high profit-
Akash Yadav has been cultivating vegetables for many years. It makes them a lot of profit. According to a report by Hindi Dot News 18.com, Akash says that this time there is a capsicam in a bikha and one and a half in Bikha. He says that very few people cultivate it in the summer. Therefore, these vegetables are easily sold in the market.
He says it costs 15 to 20 thousand rupees to use capsicam in a pix. It costs 5 to 6 thousand rupees to use the Brink. Akash Yadav profits from this farming up to one and a half lakh rupees.
How to cultivate Prinjal
Good nursery should be prepared for the cultivation of Prinjal. After this, the plants will be planted in the field. The most suitable for the prinjal crop is considered a balloo clay soil. Along with this, there should be the right drainage system. The first plowing soil should be from the plow. After this, plowing the farm should be done 3-4 times better. The Bringer plant should be planted in the evening and the light is irrigated. Water should be given after 3-4 days in the summer. In the winter, water should be given once to 12 to 15 days. The Prinjal crop is ready in 60 to 80 days.
Capsicam cultivation-
Shimla is considered the best clay soil for cultivation. 70-100g seeds per acre. The seeds are transferred in 30-35 days. When the plants become 16-20 cm long, they are planted. Plants should be irrigated after planting. Drip irrigation should be used for its plants so that it can save water. Shimla is ready for 8-10 weeks after planting the chilli crop.
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