Due to less profit from traditional farming, now farmers are turning to more beneficial crops. A recent study claimed that Vanilla cultivation can make farmers financially strong. According to research, the global demand for Vanilla is constantly increasing and due to its high prices of fruits and seeds, it is becoming a beneficial option for farmers. At the same time, it is also beneficial in terms of health.
According to a research by the Agricultural Research Institute, it takes about 9 to 10 months for vanilla plants to mature. After this, seeds are extracted from their fruits, which are used in foods, cosmetics and aromatic products. According to the data of the Indian Masala Board, about 40 percent of the vanilla flavor is used in the ice cream formed worldwide, causing tremendous demand in its market.
According to scientific studies, the price of vanilla seeds in the market ranges from Rs 40,000 to 50,000 per kg. In countries like India, Madagascar, Papua New Guinea and Uganda, it is being cultivated on a large scale. Experts believe that if farmers adopt vanilla cultivation commercially, they can earn crores.
Researchers also found that vanilla fruits and seeds contain a chemical element called Vanailin, which is helpful in reducing bad cholesterol. Apart from this, it can also prove to be effective in fighting serious diseases like cancer. Research has also revealed that Vanilla helps in strengthening the digestive system, increasing immunity and preventing problems like colds.
Brown soil is considered to be the most suitable for the cultivation of vanilla. According to experts, the pH level of soil for its cultivation should be between 6.5 and 7.5. This plant is a member of the Orchid family and its cylindrical vines grow rapidly with support. If farmers cultivate vanilla with modern techniques and proper care, they can earn high profits and become financially strong.
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