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Climate and land
Pea is a cold growing crop. If the average temperature is 10 to 18 C, the crop grows well. Although pea crop can be grown in all types of soils, in light soils the crop is ready early. In medium heavy but humus soils, it takes a long time for the crop to form.
Land and pre-cultivation
For pea cultivation, medium to heavy soils with 5.5 to 6.7 sq. Ft. Should be selected. Although pea crop can be grown in all types of soils, the crop grows early in light soils. As this crop is a good productive crop, pre-cultivation should be done properly and the soil should be well drained. Before sowing, apply 25 carts of manure and water per hectare and after sowing after wafsa, germination is good.

Planting season
The pea crop is planted in two seasons of the year. In the state, this crop is grown in kharif season in June-July as well as in winter. Pea crop should be taken only after one crop. Peas should not be taken after crops like eggplant, onion, tomato, potato, onion which are highly susceptible to diseases.

Types of peas and improved varieties
A) Horticultural or vegetable pea (Garden P)

B) Jiraiti or Pulses (Field P)