1. Test Your Soil First
Soil testing helps you choose the right crop and apply fertilizers correctly. It saves money and improves yield.
2. Plan the Market Before Planting
Know where and when you will sell your produce. Market planning reduces losses and ensures better prices.
3. Use Water Wisely
Avoid over-irrigation. Use drip or scheduled irrigation based on crop stage and soil moisture.
4. Control Costs, Not Just Pests
Excess inputs reduce profit. Use recommended doses and integrated pest management practices.
5. Keep Simple Farm Records
Track expenses, yield, and profit each season. Good records lead to better decisions next year.
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