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The stats is got from the Govt of India website which I have provided as a reference at the end of the blog. If you want to know more details about the breeds and other characteristics, I suggest you get into the links provided to satisfy your questions. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture...

Check the Milk Yield for both Cows & Buffalo in my blog. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

Try this link...Livestock:: Cattle:: Selection Animal Husbandry :: Home Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

Hi All, Those who want to know the Milk Yield of Desi Cows, please try Agriculture for Everybody: Comparison of Indigenous or Traditional or Desi Cows Milk Yield This gives not only the Milk Yield but also the region wise cattle information as well. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan...

I don't know which state you belong to. In Tamilnadu, there a good number of govt and private parties who do soil testing. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

You can check TNAU website (TNAU Agritech Portal :: Home ) for the crops that suit the season. To start with, go for standard crops like Tomato, Onion, Brinjal, Ladies Finger etc which are used daily in cooking. Since you have a large land holding, just start with 1 or 2 acres to begin with...

Instead of depending on others for very basic things, suggest you to search the net. For full info on Nutmeg Cultivation, use the URL Horticulture :: Spice Crops :: Nutmeg Horticulture :: FAQs_Spices & Plantations My understanding after reading the above articles, you don't have to worry about...

My blog address is in my signature. You should go for Vegetables as Chennai market is very near to you. I am suggesting Vegetables so that you can get returns in a short time say 6 months itself. FYI, I stay in Chennai as well. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

Usually vegetables is best for sandy loamy soil. But I need to understand your preference or ideas before commenting further. You can check my blog as well for the crops that grow well in certain soils. Where exactly is your farm? How much water is available? What is the current status of...

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Just get the information from TNAU Agritech Portal :: Home site. Invest in Drip Irrigation and fencing as well. No need to clean the land. Start providing manures (fertilizers around the base of the mango tree and it should be at the end of the tree) Have you decided on the type (Organic vs...

If you don't have much time, just give it for contract. They will maintain the trees and pay a yearly sum of amount. If you want to do on your own, just try the following (minimal) on a regular basis. 1. Water 2. Manure You can get details in TNAU Agritech Portal :: Home under Horticulture...

Currently you are growing paddy, means you are using the land completely. But if you are thinking of alternative, ideas and general suggestions, my blog may be of help to you. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

Usually Vegetables are best to grow in Sandy soil but need mulching/compost for water retention. Check my blog in my signature which has the details. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody

Hope this helps...Check below Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody Region/Breed Utility Adult Weight 1.Temperate Gaddi Fibre, Meat M:27.45 +/- 0.41 F:24.72 +/- 0.51 Changthangi Fibre M:20.37 +/- 0.24 F:19.75 +/ - 0.15 Chegu Fibre M:21.39...

You may get it in Tiruvallur or Vellore Dist but only dry land.

Have you heard of Nalla Keerai? Check with them as they grow different types of Keerai.

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Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK's) in Tamilnadu provide FREE training for both poultry and mushroom. Find out the KVK in your dist and also find out the training schedule as well. You can find out the KVKs in my blog and get hold of the phone number from there. Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan...

Let me know where you are from and I can suggest few ideas... To start with, check online organic stores like Restore and similar stores... Next, visit local organic stores nearby your area and see the rates for yourselves... Regards Padmanabhan Ganesan Agriculture for Everybody