Garlic is a vegetable that many people like, not only does it work well, sells at high prices, but it is also low-risk and income-stabilized, as it is marketed during the light season of the winter season of vegetables, and is now grown by many farmers, so let's see how it is grown and how it is grown
Garlic planting time
While garlic seedlings are grown in various parts of the country, conditions suitable for their growth are still warm, because they are less resistant to cold and are too hot to affect their growth, so planting times are generally chosen in spring and autumn, although, with the development of shed technology, many vegetables are now able to grow against seasons, and garlic seedlings are strong and can grow over many years, and are economically efficient。
What are the prospects and benefits of garlic seeding
1. Crop prospects
In addition to its high nutritional value and its abundance of nutrients such as vitamin c, protein and nuclei, garlic contains similar health-care functions, it contains upscaling capacity of up to 10 per cent of penicillin, has some role in preventing influenza, injury infections and infectious diseases and deworming, has important effects on the development and functioning of the blood, immune system, and internal organs such as the liver, and is not only a vegetable but also a mosaic and mosaic function, and the market for garlic is the same as that of vegetables, so that the market for garlic has been better in recent years, with high prices for sale and low investment risk, stable income, high yield, good quality and local growth。
2. Benefits
On the basis of the cultivation of an acre of garlic, it is estimated that approximately 350-400 pounds of garlic per acre would be required, at an approximate cost of about $1750-2000 per acre, plus approximately 1,500 yuan/acre for manure costs, garlic and garlic, and approximately $100/acre for pesticides, at a total cost of about $4,200/acre, with a normal yield of 1,200-1,400 kg for garlic, at a sale price of 4-6 kb, with an income of 9,600-13,000 for an acre, and a profit of 5,400-8,800,000 for the deduction of the cost, and if good varieties are carefully managed, there is room for an increase in the yield of garlic seeding, which is considered to be more economically efficient and earning, but the concrete proceeds should be based on the actual benefits of planting, the above values being used as a reference。
