Marigold Farming Blooms Success for Chanchala Kumari, Earns ₹150/kg

• Chanchala Kumari from Bokaro district shifted from traditional farming to marigold cultivation, setting an example of self-reliance.
• Inspired by YouTube farming videos, she started marigold cultivation on 50 dismil of land with her husband, Mithilesh Sharan.
• She invested ₹15,000 for approximately 5000 marigold plants, which yield flowers for 2-3 months after 3-4 months of growth.
• Selling at Chas flower market, she earns ₹50-₹150 per kg, with demand and prices increasing during wedding and worship seasons.
• Marigold farming offers low risk, no monkey attacks, and can yield up to ₹30,000 from 50 dismil, requiring timely pest control.