Kuanta Devi's Organic Tomato Success: High Yields, Big Profits in 70 Days

• Kuanta Devi, a 40-year-old farmer from Rampur, successfully cultivated organic tomatoes on three bighas of land, planting in November.
• She used cow dung manure, vermicompost, and traditional fertilizers, avoiding chemical fertilizers and pesticides, resulting in better quality and durable tomatoes.
• Kuanta Devi employed bamboo stakes and ropes to support plants, ensuring proper air circulation and disease prevention, which improved tomato size and crop quality.
• The tomato crop is ready in 70-80 days, with harvesting starting in late January/early February, providing a continuous market supply.
• With a total cost of Rs 25,000-30,000 for three bighas, Kuanta Devi earns Rs 1.5-2 lakh, making tomato cultivation a significant income source and inspiring other women.

Why It Matters: Kuanta Devi's organic tomato farming yields high profits and inspires women farmers in Rampur.