Cultivate this exotic fruit, bumper money will start raining

Today farmers in India are doing different types of farming except traditional farming. Some are cultivating a particular fruit, while some are cultivating a particular flower. But today we will tell you about the cultivation of such a special fruit whose demand is not only in India but in the whole world and today Indian farmers are earning profit of lakhs of rupees by growing this foreign fruit. Even some farmers have become millionaires from the business of this exotic fruit.

what is this exotic fruit

This exotic fruit is called avocado. This fruit is mainly found in south central Mexico. But now Indian farmers are growing it fiercely. Actually, there is a lot of demand for this fruit in India’s urban market and foreign market, due to which it is sold at a high price. It is such a fruit, whose outer part is green and the inner part is yellow fleshy just like butter. Along with this, there is also a big seed in it, which comes out very easily.

How is it being cultivated in India

Actually, avocado found in south central Mexico is a fruit grown in hot climate. The climate of some parts of India is exactly like this, so the farmers here are able to cultivate this fruit comfortably. Experts believe that the most suitable temperature for avocado cultivation is 20 to 30 degree Celsius. In India, the temperature of Odisha, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Punjab and Haryana remains the same. This is the reason why the farmers of these areas are cultivating avocado these days.

How expensive is this fruit sold

The price of avocado is much more than the normal fruits sold in the Indian market. You should understand that the price of one kilo of avocado is between 1500 to 2000 rupees in the Indian market at this time. This is the reason why people buy this fruit not in kilos but in the form of one or two pieces. In the foreign market, this fruit is sold at an even higher price.

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