Off-Season Cauliflower & Cabbage: Farmers Reap Huge Profits with These Tips

• Farmers in South 24 Parganas are turning to off-season cultivation of cauliflower, cabbage, and kohlrabi for significant profits.
• Despite initial apprehension, off-season vegetable farming is proving financially rewarding, especially during summer.
• Changing weather patterns are driving the increase in cultivating winter crops like cauliflower and cabbage during summer months.
• Agricultural scientists recommend specific techniques: transplanting seedlings 20-25 days prior, elevated land with good irrigation, and using organic fertilizers.
• Applying boron or zinc micronutrients every 15-30 days can address potential problems, ensuring profitability within two months.