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How to increase Your Profit From Rice Cultivation in India
India is the largest producer of rice in 2019 with production on over 43 million hectares. But indian farmers don’t find the profit they expect. The government MSP for rice in Kerala is rs.25 Per KG of rice grain for consumption and rs 30 per KG for seeds. This may seem like a good price…
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How to Profit with Floriculture & Flower cultivation india
The Pandemic in 2020 has created a massive change in all industries including agriculture. More people have started farming at home and home garden and backyard gardeingin is thriving. People are cultivating their own food in the little land they can. Some are cultivating only one or two plants like the chilli or kadi patha…
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Is organic food more nutritious than Conventionally farmed food?
It is widely believed that conventionally farmed food is less nutritious than those organically cultivated. How much of that belief is based on facts and scientific studies? Not a lot actually. The fact remains that there is little research done on this area. Few studies that do exist show that there is no significant difference…
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Karela (Bitter Gourd) farming in India & Cultivation guide
Bitter Gourd, Commonly known as Karela in Hindi, Pavakkai in Tamil or Kaipakka in Malayalam is a bitter vegetable commonly consumed in india. Its considered a melon and also goes by the name of Bitter melon in some other countries. The fruit is bitter but edible. Bitter Gourd or Karela is one of the few…
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Alphonso Mango Cultivation & Its Commercial Value
Mangoes are a natural crop in india. While mangoes can grow in almost all tropical weather, India is known for its mangoes. From Uttar pradesh to southern india, mangoes of some variety are grown in abundance. Each part of india has a significant variety of mango to its credit. Ratnagiri, is known for its Alphonso…
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Coir pith compost
Coir Pith is a by product of coconut husk. After the coir fibers are extracted, the remaining dust is called the coir pith or coir dust. the coir dust is high in Carbon content. the dust is not useful for any other purpose but agriculture. Unfortunately, direct use of raw, unprocessed coir dust is not…
