If you have to cultivate Parwal, then prepare the field like this

Parwal is cultivated as a cash crop in our country. Its plants are vines. Many nutrients like vitamins , carbohydrates and proteins are found in Parwal. It is mainly used for making vegetables. Apart from this, pickles , sweets etc. are also made from it. If you want to cultivate Parwal this season, then prepare the field in this way for higher yield.

• The months of June and August are best suited for its transplantation.

• It can also be planted on the banks of rivers in the month of October-November.

• For its cultivation it is necessary to have friable soil.

• While preparing the field, first do deep ploughing once with earth turning plow.

• After this, do light plowing in the field 2 to 3 times.

• Use native plow or cultivator for light tillage.

• For better yield, mix well decomposed cow dung in the field before the last ploughing.

• Use 100 to 120 kg cow dung manure per acre of land.

• Never use raw cow dung in the field. The use of raw cow dung increases the chances of getting many types of pests in the field.

• After this, add 18 kg of nitrogen, 24 kg of phosphorus and 16 kg of potash per acre of field.

• After plowing, make the field level by putting a pad in the field.

• Planting of plants can be done by making beds in the field in addition to flat land.

• Spray 18 kg of nitrogen per acre of field at the time of flowering of plants.