In order to make money in farming, one needs to time their planting. Target your planting to times when you see low supply of the product on the market; this way, the market price will be high. For example, seasons like winter are difficult for growing crops due to dropping soil temperatures and reduced soil activities. Another challenging season is the rainy season, where many diseases and insects emerge, necessitating frequent spraying, leading to higher production costs. However, successful cultivation during these times can result in significant returns. Below is a simple cabbage production guide. Land Preparation: The land should be well-cultivated six weeks before planting. If there is a history of nematodes, apply a nematicide provided by Agricrop during transplanting. In damp areas, plant cabbage on raised beds or ridges 15cm high. Variety Selection: It is more cost-effective to grow your seedlings, but if time is limited, seedlings can be purchased from dealers. Opt fo
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