Yellow Zucchini: Barabanki Farmers Reap Huge Profits with Low-Cost, High-Yield Crop

• Yellow Zucchini cultivation offers high profits with low investment and short maturity period (55-60 days).
• Farmer Pramod Verma from Barabanki's Safipur village earns 70-80 thousand rupees from two bighas.
• The crop requires loamy/sandy, well-drained soil and benefits from the mulch technique for better yield and moisture retention.
• High demand in hotels, restaurants, and malls drives its premium price compared to other squash varieties.
• Cultivation cost is 8-10 thousand per bigha, yielding up to 70-80 thousand, making it a boon for farmers.

Why It Matters: Yellow Zucchini cultivation is a highly profitable, low-cost, and short-duration option transforming farmers' incomes.