7-Foot Plants, 1 Kg Yield: Vietnamese Mustard Revolutionizes Farming in North 24 Parganas

• Local farmer Asmaul Tarafdar in North 24 Parganas achieves revolutionary success with Vietnamese mustard cultivation.
• This new variety grows up to seven feet tall, yielding 700 grams to 1 kilogram per plant, significantly higher than traditional mustard.
• Inspired by social media, Tarafdar's method involves planting two seeds every three feet for optimal growth and yield.
• The cultivation promises higher yields at lower costs, with potential yields of 350-400 kg per bigha, and up to 5-6.5 quintals in some cases.
• Other farmers are now encouraged to adopt this profitable method, potentially boosting the local agricultural economy.