The first yellow was cultivated in the Kangra Valley, the farmer received a big profit from the seeds of Rs 5
In Himachal Pradesh, the farmer successfully cultivated a yellow squash or lour. The Patola Village Farmer Balbir Saini, a Kandrahar Panchayat, located near Gaggal in Kangra district, first grown yellow squash in the fertile soil of Kangra Valley. The victory of the soldier’s soldier, popularly known for progressive thought and new methods in agriculture, gave a new turn to the agriculture of the region. Saini is famous for its successful cultivation.
Seed available for five rupees
Farmer Balbir Saini decided to experiment with Yellow Squash with Korean type. He said the results of the new experiment were excellent. The newspaper Tribune quoted him, ‘A seed, costing about 5 rupees, gives fruits soon and its quality is very good.’ His courageous step towards crop variation now gives good results from both economic and agriculture.
Currently, the price of green squash in local markets is Rs. Yellow luffa is priced at Rs 45 per kg. The novelty of the new crop and its nutritional value attracted everyone’s attention. Farmers of nearby villages come to the military field to see this golden crop and learn about its cultivation.
There are many challenges in agriculture
However, yellow squash cultivation is also very challenging. If the soil is filled with water, this crop can be completely destroyed. Also, this crop is also sensitive to yellow fly attacks. Saini has used new methods to eliminate these problems. He adopted yellow squash on the beds grown in to prevent the roots from rotting and inter-crop with marigold flowers.
How to secure crops
Sinie said squash would be safe by applying organic marigold. He said squash is very affected with excess moisture and insects. According to the military, the ball acts like a natural shield and absorbs excess water. It also prevents harmful pests. No need for chemical spray.
This technology not only increases squash yields but also promotes bio-diet. Also, it serves as a model for integrated farming in the area. The soldier’s success is a great example of a new idea, which promotes steady agriculture as she develops a yellow squash in her protection. Their achievements can start a new era of crop variation in Himachal Pradesh.
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