Introduction Dragon fruit (Hylocereus spp.), also known as pitaya, is a tropical fruit crop gaining popularity due to its high nutritional value and profitability. Proper cultivation practices are essential for optimal yield and quality. Dragon fruit (Hylocereus spp.), also known as pitaya, is a tropical fruit gaining popularity due to its nutritional benefits, high profitability, […]
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Mustard Farming Mustard farming profit per acre is significantly amplified when adopting hybrid varieties over traditional local strains. Hybrid mustard cultivation generates NRs. 88,000/acre in net profit—66% higher than the NRs. 53,000/acre earned from local varieties—owing to its robust yield of 1,100 kg/acre (vs. 720 kg/acre for local varieties) at a stable market rate of NRs. 125/kg. While hybrid farming incurs 33.78% higher
Wheat Farming Wheat farming profit per acre analysis reveals the total cost of NRs. 45,500, while income from selling 2,400 kg of wheat at NRs. 38/kg generates NRs. 91,200, yielding a net profit of NRs. 45,700 (91,200 − 45,500). This equates to a ~100% profit margin, doubling the initial investment. Land preparation (33% of costs) and
Maize Farming The profit analysis for maize farming profit per acre reveals the total cost of NRs. 78,000 and total income of NRs. 120,000, yielding a net profit of NRs. 42,000 (calculated as *Profit = Total Income − Total Cost = 120,000 − 78,000*). Key cost drivers include land preparation (NRs. 15,000), fertilizers/manure (NRs. 15,000), and irrigation (NRs.
Basmati Rice Farming When analyzing basmati rice farming profit per acre, manual planting yields a total income of NRs. 100,000 (2,000 kg at NRs. 50/kg) against production costs of NRs. 52,700, resulting in a net profit of NRs. 47,300 and a 47.3% profit margin. In contrast, the rice transplanter method generates NRs. 125,000 (2,500 kg
