- Mushroom farming is increasing craze among youth
- Gets training in agricultural university
- Educated educated youth are cultivating new deposits
- New Delhi: Due to health benefits, mushrooms are becoming more popular than traditional vegetables. This vegetable, which is available for 300 to 350 rupees, is cheap in bulk and the hotel and restaurant business demand it more. Due to the good response and earning to the button mushroom farming, many farmers have left traditional farming and started growing mushrooms. At the same time, some educated youth are also looking for their passion in farming instead of finishing their jobs.
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- Indian economy will grow at 1 percent pace, spending on poor can improve: Geeta GopinathButton mushroom farming can be done on it by making compost. One quintal compost takes 1.5 kg of seeds. About 2000 kilo mushrooms are produced by making 4 to 5 quintal of compost. Now if 2000 kg of mushroom is sold for 150 rupees then it becomes worth 3 lakhs. It does not cost more than 50 thousand rupees to grow this mushroom. This means you get a profit of 2 lakh 50 thousand rupees.
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Nowadays training in mushroom farming is given in all agricultural universities and agricultural research centers. If you are planning to do farming on this large scale, then it would be better to train it properly once.
