Watermelon Cultivation: Farmers Can Earn Big by Sowing as Winter Ends

• Sowing watermelons in the final phase of winter can lead to better prices and excellent yields for farmers.
• Agricultural experts recommend timely sowing, advanced techniques like drip irrigation and mulching for high profits in 60-70 days.
• The Nimar region is seeing a rapid shift towards watermelon cultivation due to consistent market demand.
• Sandy loam soil is ideal, but watermelons can grow in most soil types; drip irrigation and mulching double production and profit.
• Specific fertilizer application (DAP, Potash, Micronutrients, Sulfur) and water-soluble fertilizers are crucial for optimal growth.

Why It Matters: Farmers can achieve high profits in 60-70 days by cultivating watermelons with advanced techniques as winter ends.