Often, farmers leave the fields empty for three months after harvesting wheat and potato and start preparing for the next paddy crop. But in the meantime, if the vacant fields are used properly, then good profits can be earned in less time and low cost.
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Crop is ready in just 50 days
After harvesting wheat crop, moisture should be placed in the fields, that is, apply light water. After a few days, when there is a little moisture in the soil, then plow the field twice so that the soil becomes brittle. After this, you can sow urad or moong in the month of March or April. It takes only 50 days for both these pulses to get ready and the special thing is that it is enough to give water once.
The fields will be empty before planting paddy
If urad or moong is sown in March or April, it will be ready on time and the field will be ready again before planting paddy. Due to this, the field will not be empty and the farmer will also get another crop profit.
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Double advantage – less hard work, more income
Moong and urad cultivation is not only in a short time but their cost is also low. Irrigation seems to be less and the need for manure and water is not much. This can make the farmer more income in less hard work.
So brothers, do not make the mistake of leaving the field empty this time. Cultivate moong or urad and see how the earnings become double!