All about Horticulture crops
Tomato farming in India is a vibrant pillar of vegetable agriculture, promising substantial profits through its quick turnaround and endless applications—from fresh markets to sauces and exports. As the world’s second-largest producer, India cultivates millions of tonnes annually, with key…
Mushroom cultivation is emerging as one of the most profitable agricultural ventures in India, offering high returns with low investment and minimal space requirements. As a nutrient-rich food source packed with proteins, vitamins, and minerals, mushrooms are in high demand…
Introduction to Macadamia Nut Cultivation in India Macadamia nuts, often referred to as the “queen of nuts,” are among the most premium nuts traded globally. Known for their rich, buttery flavor and high nutritional value, these nuts have captured a…
Blueberry Farming Profit Calculator – See Your Per Acre Earnings Blueberry farming in India is becoming a profitable niche for horticulture farmers. With high demand in both domestic and export markets, blueberries can offer impressive returns when managed well. Use…
1. Introduction to Litchi Farming If there’s a fruit that could be called “summer’s crown jewel,” it’s the litchi — small, ruby-red, and bursting with juicy sweetness. Known scientifically as Litchi chinensis and belonging to the Sapindaceae family, this fruit…
1. Introduction: The Rise of Avocado in India Avocados, popularly known as butter fruits, are steadily making their mark on Indian farms—and for good reason. Native to tropical America, this creamy, nutrient-packed fruit is now being grown extensively across India’s…
Apple cultivation in India is no longer limited to cold hill stations. Thanks to agricultural innovation and breeding, low chill apple varieties now make it possible to grow apples even in warmer and subtropical regions—an exciting opportunity for farmers facing…
Cranberries (Vaccinium oxycoccos) are more than just a holiday fruit. Globally valued for their rich antioxidant content and health-promoting properties, these small red berries are quickly becoming a lucrative crop beyond their native North America. But can cranberries be cultivated…
In recent years, Goji berries—also known as wolfberries—have grown in popularity across global health and wellness markets. These tiny fruits, particularly black goji (Lycium ruthenicum), are celebrated for their high antioxidant content, medicinal properties, and adaptogenic qualities. While goji farming…
Raspberries (Rubus spp.) are soft, nutrient-rich fruits gaining increasing attention among progressive farmers in India. Known for their unique taste, medicinal value, and premium market pricing, raspberries present a lucrative farming opportunity, especially in cooler and hilly regions. Despite their…
