Barabanki Farmer Monu Switches to Carrots, Beetroots; Earns Rs 70K Per Crop

• Barabanki farmer Monu abandoned traditional farming for profitable carrot and beetroot cultivation.
• He earns 60-70 thousand rupees per crop from half an acre, with low cultivation costs of Rs 5-6K per bigha.
• Carrots and beetroots have high year-round market demand for vegetables, juices, and salads.
• The crops require minimal care, are not eaten by animals, and are ready for harvest in just 2 months.
• Monu's success highlights a growing trend in Barabanki towards high-profit vegetable farming.