GINGER FARMING

Ginger is one of the most profitable food crop to grow on your farm. It is known as one of the toughest crops to cultivate. Although,  it is not difficult  to grow in fact, there are much easier ways to grow ginger . Here we describe ginger growing method with you step by step.Most often people don’t know the actual way of cultivation and also confused. But some basic knowledge can easily increase production as well as save valuable time.

How to Start Ginger Farming:

There are several matters which can affect the growth of the ginger root. Although, it does not require much care. But, ginger does not grow in every condition. In this post, we tried to focus on the conditions to start a ginger farm from scratch and common problems and diseases. First, there are some prerequisite factors  like environmental and soil condition that need to be considered.

Where ginger grows rapidly: 

Do you know! ginger can grow in any sunny weather with moderate rain. Actually, you can grow it anywhere sunny. It can grow any dry place where the sunlight reaches and rains moderately. Your determination and hard work can produce the best condition for growing ginger in your land..

Environmental Factors [Sunlight and Rain]: 

It doesn’t grow in direct sun. It grows well a sheltered place, 2 to 5 hours of direct sunlight. Using straw on top of your farming bed to prevent direct sunlight as well as store water.

1. Planting with some other vegetables can easily provide the filtered sunlight for a perfect environment.
2. Planting on hill track or greenhouse can be the commercial solution for that.

Best Soil Preparing Procedure for Planting: 

• Ginger rhizome or roots thrive in the loose, rich, moist loamy soil worldwide. In USA hardy zone 9-12 can grow ginger. It needs warm weather cold or heavy rainfall region can’t produce ginger.
• Loamy soil drains water, which inhibits the rhizomes from becoming waterlogged. Thick mulch affords nutrients, preserve water, and aid control weeds.
• Preparing land requires minimum tillage and removal of all grasses. The bed should be about 15 cm high and 1-meter width. And the smallest distance between two rows must be kept at 20 cm.
• Gingers love mildly acidic soils with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5.

We would continue with the next step in our next post.

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