Turmeric Farming
Turmeric cultivation is a profitable and highly sought-after business, especially in countries such as India, where it is widely used in various cuisines and has many medicinal properties. Here are some important details and tips for turmeric cultivation: Climate and soil requirements: Turmeric requires a hot and humid climate with a temperature of 20–30 °C and an annual rainfall of 1500–2000 mm. It grows well in well drained sandy loam or red soil with a pH range of 5.5-7.5. Seed selection : Select good quality seeds from a reliable source. The seeds should be disease free and have high germination rate. Land preparation : Prepare the land by plowing or harrowing the soil to a depth of 20-25 cm. Remove weeds and apply organic manure to improve soil fertility. Planting : Turmeric can be planted either using rhizomes or using seedlings. Plant the rhizomes or seedlings at a depth of 5-7 cm in rows or ridges, with a distance of 30-45 cm bet
