In India, banana is mainly cultivated in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. In our country, the maximum production of banana cultivation is done in Jalgaon district of Maharashtra. It contains many types of nutrients. Banana is also called the fruit of the poor. Because the cheapest fruit is available in the market. Banana of villages Ainpur, Nimbol, Vitva, Kerala, Balwadi, Tandalwadi, Waghoda in Tehsil Raver in Jalgaon district is famous. The banana here is found to be of very high quality. From here banana is exported to other countries and is sent all over India and mostly to North India.
Banana has received GI (Geographical Index) certification. This tag is given for excellent and exportable banana product. It is certified by the Agriculture Department of the Central Government. Geographical Indication is given to a particular region, state, country, product manufacturer or group of businessmen for good agricultural quality. Kellys with geographical indication are considered to be of the highest quality. Good quality of products opens international doors for the products.
Public misconceptions about it spread among the farmer brothers and the farmer brothers get confused and ignore its cultivation. But if you get correct information about it, you will never fail. It is said that it costs a lot, but if you make good management, you can cultivate it at very low cost.
You can earn at least Rs 8-10 lakh per year from banana farming in 1 acre. What technology do the farmers of Jalgaon use which is so famous there? And which variety is used which makes the weight of the fruit of one plant only 30-40 kg? An attempt has been made to explain this through farming. For this, read this article till the end and make your own plan.