Farmers in Uttar Pradesh are progressing on the path of earning profits by adopting a new trend in farming these days. According to them, this trend minimizes the losses caused by weather conditions in agriculture. Whether it's summer, winter, or heavy rainfall, farming is not significantly affected. Farmers assert that the farming practices being undertaken by them are entirely organic. Additionally, the cost is low, and the profit is substantial.
Farmers in Kamalganj, Farrukhabad, are making remarkable strides. In the Kamalganj area of Farrukhabad, several farmers are earning good profits by cultivating cauliflower, brinjal, and coriander in their fields. Farmers claim that regardless of the weather, cauliflower cultivation is proving to be profitable. It is currently winter, and there is considerable demand for cauliflower. Farmers claim that they are earning between ₹50,000 to ₹60,000 per month through cauliflower cultivation.
To earn from farming, farmers suggest leveling the fields first. Then, plant the seedlings of prepared vegetables at a distance of 1-1 meter. Regular weeding and irrigation should be done on time. According to farmers, crop irrigation can also be done through the drip method, which saves water and maintains moisture in the plants. When the crop is more than a month old, harvest it according to its weight.
Promoting Organic Farming: What's noteworthy in this type of farming is that vegetables do not spoil quickly. Farmers are adopting organic methods in farming, avoiding the use of harmful chemicals. Farmers are cultivating cauliflower, brinjal, coriander, spinach, and fenugreek using organic methods, primarily relying on organic fertilizers.
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