Barabanki Farmer's Ramdana Crop: High Profit, Low Cost, No Pests!

• Akbar Ali, a farmer from Manjitha village, Barabanki, earns significant profits by cultivating Ramdana.
• Ramdana is a low-investment, high-profit crop requiring minimal water or fertilizer after initial planting.
• The crop is disease-free, not eaten by animals, and matures in just 90-100 days.
• With cultivation costs of 2-3 thousand rupees per bigha, farmers can earn 60-70 thousand rupees profit.
• Its high nutritional value and rising market demand for products like ladoos and flour ensure good returns.

Why It Matters: Ramdana offers farmers a highly profitable, low-maintenance, and resilient crop option with growing market demand.