Business Idea: Invest 10 thousand, earn up to 2.5 lakhs, farmers are raining money by cultivating this thing in the rainy season..

Business Idea: In today's time, very few people want to do job. Youth also want to start their own business now. Seeing the crowd in the cities, many youths are returning to the village and earning lakhs of rupees by farming. By cultivating different crops and vegetables in different seasons, young farmers are earning a lot. The current season is rainy. In this season, there is a vegetable, by cultivating which farmers are earning up to lakhs of rupees.

If you are in the village and are looking for employment, then farming can be a better option for you. If you have a farm, then you can earn up to lakhs of rupees by cultivating selected vegetables in the rainy season.

A young farmer told Jagran Business that he is earning lakhs of rupees by farming in a new way. Let us know what farming can be done in the rainy season to earn good money.

You can earn lakhs of rupees in the rainy season by cultivating tomatoes
Tomato is a vegetable that is in demand all 12 months of the year. It is used in every vegetable. Its price increases in the rainy season. Many farmers earn huge profits by farming.

Tomato farming requires less cost and hard work. By investing thousands of rupees, one can earn lakhs. Lucknow's young farmer Shubham Mishra told Jagran Business that he cultivates tomatoes by investing 10 to 20 thousand rupees in the rainy season and earns 2 to 2 lakh rupees in this season.

Shubham told that he cultivates tomatoes in about 2 to 3 bighas and earns lakhs of rupees. He told that tomato cultivation is very easy, first of all, you have to prepare the nursery, then plow the field two to three times and make ridges in the field, and plant tomato plants at some distance. After this, irrigate it.

The tomato plant is tied with a ribbon or string so that the plant remains straight. And to protect it from insects, insecticides are sprayed on its plants. The tomato crop starts coming out in two months.

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