Black Pepper Farming Black pepper, the most traded spice in the world, derives its pungent and spicy flavor from the active compound piperine. Cultivating black pepper can be highly profitable, especially with proper management and favorable market conditions. The payback period for black pepper farming is achieved by the fourth year, as the cumulative cash […]
Cumin Farming Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) is a small, aromatic annual herb prized for its seeds, a vital spice globally. Thriving in warm, arid/semi-arid regions, successful cultivation requires attention to specific practices. Cumin farming on one acre of land yields a total income of NRs. 150,000 against the total cost of NRs. 45,000, resulting in a
Fenugreek Farming Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a versatile annual legume grown primarily for its aromatic seeds (used as a spice and medicine) and fresh leaves (as a vegetable/herb). Fenugreek farming profit per acre can be derived from both leaf and seed production, each offering good returns. However, seed production tends to yield a slightly higher
Spinach Farming Spinach farming profit per acre demonstrates strong viability, with an estimated total income of 200,000 NRs generated from a yield of 10,000 kg of fresh leaves sold at 20 NRs/kg. After accounting for the total investment cost of 38,000 NRs (covering land preparation, seeds, labor, inputs, and harvesting), the net profit stands at 162,000 NRs per acre, highlighting its
Coriander Farming Coriander (Coriandrum sativum), grown for both its fresh leaves (Cilantro) and dried seeds, requires specific practices for optimal yield. When analyzing coriander farming profit per acre, coriander leaf production emerges as significantly more profitable than seed production. With a net profit of NRs. 158,000 per acre and a remarkable return on investment (ROI) of
