Business News Desk – In today’s economic era, where there is a lot of competition for jobs, if you try your hand in any business, there is every possibility of earning a lot. Business requires some patience, but if seen from the earning point of view, it gives much more income than a job. Today’s educated youth are also increasingly turning to farming and are easily earning lakhs of rupees per month. Similarly, today we are telling you about the cultivation of brinjal. There are many varieties of it. Depending on the variety and maintenance, these crops can last from 8 months to 12 months. You can earn huge profits from brinjal farming (Profit in Mustard Farming), but first of all it is important to decide which brinjal is sold more in your area. That is, before growing brinjal, go to the market and do some research and then grow the demanded variety of brinjal.
How to cultivate brinjal?
Brinjal can be grown in all seasons including Kharif and Rabi throughout the year. Brinjal is also cultivated as a mixed crop. To get higher yield of brinjal, seeds should be planted properly. The distance between two plants should be kept in mind. The distance between two plants and two rows should be 60 cm. Before sowing the seeds, the field should be leveled by plowing it well 4 to 5 times. Then beds should be made in the field as per requirement. In brinjal cultivation, 300 to 400 grams of seeds should be sown per acre. After sowing the seeds to a depth of 1 cm, they should be covered with soil. The brinjal crop is ready in two months.
Irrigation in brinjal cultivation
To get higher yield in brinjal cultivation, it is very important to provide water at the right time. In summer season, watering should be done every 3-4 days and in winter season, watering should be done every 12 to 15 days. To protect the crop during foggy days, maintain moisture in the soil and water it continuously. Take special care that water does not stagnate in the brinjal crop, because the brinjal crop cannot tolerate stagnant water.
How much will it cost to cultivate brinjal?
The first harvest of one hectare brinjal crop will cost around Rs 2 lakh. Another Rs 2 lakh may be spent on maintenance throughout the year. That means in a whole year you will have to spend about Rs 4 lakh on brinjal cultivation. At the same time, up to 100 tonnes of brinjal can be produced in a year from one hectare.
What will be the profit?
If you sell brinjal at an average of Rs 10 per kg, then you will earn at least Rs 10 lakh from the brinjal crop. That means if you subtract the cost of Rs 4 lakh, you will get a profit of around Rs 6 lakh in a year from the brinjal crop.