Moong Cultivation: Triple Profit in 60 Days for Farmers in Vindhya Region

• Moong cultivation offers farmers in Madhya Pradesh's Vindhya region a highly profitable opportunity with low input costs and quick maturity.
• Early moong, sown from late January to mid-February, can yield double the profit, maturing in just 60-65 days with minimal water.
• Cultivation costs range from 12,000-15,000 rupees per acre, potentially generating an income of up to 55,000 rupees.
• Key practices include proper field preparation, selecting improved varieties (SML-668, IPM 02-14, PDM 139), and seed treatment.
• Farmers can earn a net profit of 35,000-40,000 rupees per acre, with additional income from composting crop residues.

Why It Matters: Moong cultivation offers significant profits and sustainability for farmers in the Vindhya region within 60 days.