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alovera cultivation
- Thread starter vasanth84
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Hello sir,
alovera is easy to cultivate in dry area s with loamy soil
• The plants, in a year's time, would bear flowers that are bright yellow in colour. The leaves are 1 to 2 feet long and are cut without causing damage to the plant, so that it lasts for several years.
• The crop can be harvested 4 times a year. At the rate of 3 leaves cut from each plant, about 12 leaves are the harvest per plant per year. On an average, the yield per acre annually is about 60,000 kg.
alovera is easy to cultivate in dry area s with loamy soil
• The plants, in a year's time, would bear flowers that are bright yellow in colour. The leaves are 1 to 2 feet long and are cut without causing damage to the plant, so that it lasts for several years.
• The crop can be harvested 4 times a year. At the rate of 3 leaves cut from each plant, about 12 leaves are the harvest per plant per year. On an average, the yield per acre annually is about 60,000 kg.
Hi Vasanth
Aloe vera crop can be harvested 4 times a year. At the rate of 3 leaves cut from each plant, about 12 leaves are the harvest per plant per year. On an average, the yield per acre annually is about 60,000 kg.
For production in 1 acre of land it cost nearly Rs.50,000.00 while the profit comes around Rs.40,000 per acre. but the income depends on various aspects. This is the general quote.
Regards
Ashwini S
Aloe vera crop can be harvested 4 times a year. At the rate of 3 leaves cut from each plant, about 12 leaves are the harvest per plant per year. On an average, the yield per acre annually is about 60,000 kg.
For production in 1 acre of land it cost nearly Rs.50,000.00 while the profit comes around Rs.40,000 per acre. but the income depends on various aspects. This is the general quote.
Regards
Ashwini S