Mustard Goldmine: Egra, Patashpur Farmers Reap 30-35K Profit from 1-2K Investment

• Coastal district farmers are earning significant profits from mustard cultivation during Boro and Aman rice breaks.
• Farmers are making Rs 30-35k profit with only Rs 1-2k investment in mustard cultivation.
• Mustard seeds are scattered before rice harvest, utilizing residual moisture and reducing land preparation costs.
• The cultivation requires minimal irrigation (2-3 times) and basic care, yielding 3-4 quintals per bigha.
• This low-cost, quick-yield method helps farmers utilize fallow land and cover Aman cultivation expenses.

Why It Matters: Egra and Patashpur farmers profit greatly from low-cost mustard cultivation.