The business is profitable, learn how to earn Rs 1.5 lakh per month

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New Delhi, November 8, 2019, Friday

The floriculture of the Gujarat government transforms the story of one sect into two for the state government. The state government's initiatives have increased the income of farmers by 10 times as well as help in getting education of the children of artisans. The people belonging to the Scheduled Tribes of Dahod district in eastern Gujarat used to work in small towns but now they cultivate the flower of the rose, the rose. According to a report, their income from this farm has increased 10 times.

Earn 4 times the festive season

According to farmers in Dahod, their current earnings are between 1 and 1.5 lakh. This is 10 times their earnings. Now they can provide jobs to others as well. A flower farmer has been planting roses for the last 6 years. From these cultivars they get about 20 to 30 thousand roses every month. On normal days, she gets 20 rupees for 1 rose, while in the market the same rose sells for Rs 10. However, in festivals like Navaratri, Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi, these roses cost Rs 20 to 40.

With the proceeds from the cultivation of roses and bouquets of flowers, farmers have been able to send their children to school. According to a flower farmer, he and his wife are illiterate but because of the income from this farm, they can teach their children. At first he had to push for work from one place to another.

First benefit of the State Government

Most of the laborers working in this area of ​​the state are now earning farm income. Out of 300 households in Kombi, 100 families now traditionally cultivate roses. The state government gave subsidy of Rs 30,000 from the horticulture department to these farmers. This subsidy involves the preparation of fields, seeds or plants. They also train the officers of the agricultural technical agencies for the farmers. The important thing is that the farmers can plant and earn their flowers in less space and less water. Flowers are well cultivated year-round despite low water.



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