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How and when to cultivate turmeric
1) Sari Varamba method
Since turmeric tubers grow in the soil, the crop should be planted in 75 to 90 cm sprouts if it is to be planted in Sari Varamba or wide Varamba method. The heads should be cut at a distance. If possible, the recommended phosphorus and potash should be dumped in the soil before spraying. Depending on the slope of the land, a wakure of 6 to 7 sari varamba should be tied like this. The length of the vakurya should be such that the water settles according to the slope of the land. Drain the water to allow the water to settle properly.

2) Wide Varamba method
In some places more produce is taken by constructing forest in wide varamba method. It has been found that if this method is used, the pits are well fed and the yield is increased by 20 to 25%. Since this method makes it more difficult to irrigate the soil, the soil should be leveled or drip irrigation or sprinkler irrigation should be used in the improved irrigation technology. 150 cm while making wide varamba. The distance should be covered first. 80 to 90 cm. 15 cm with head. Considering the height and slope of the slope, the length and width of the water should be well covered. The head of Varamba should be flattened and then planted.

Planting season and planting
Turmeric should be planted from mid-April to the first week of June. Depending on the local conditions obtained, the planting period varies. Seeds used for planting should be dormant. The eyes of the seed should be unknowingly swollen. Rotten, partially rotted seeds should not be used for planting. It works even if turmeric seeds are used for planting. However, turmeric seeds should weigh more than 30 grams. In case of Sari Varamba method, 30 cm should be planted on both the sides of Varamba. At a distance, dig the pits with a spade or after filling the pits with water, add 3 to 5 cm of water to the pits. Deep pressing. 30 x 30 cm by wide Varamba method. Pits should be made at a distance. Care should be taken to cover the pits completely at the time of planting.