India is the biggest market in the world. There is a huge demand for exotic vegetables, in the world’s biggest market. With increasing demands for exotic fruits, Indian farmers are also moving towards new crop farming rather than traditional farming. In non-traditional farming, there are some fruits and vegetables also which are not grown in India. But due to its huge demand, it attracts farmers. In exotic fruit farming, Kiwi fruit has gained the attention of Indian farmers. Kiwi is mainly grown in china. Indian farmers have also started the cultivation of Kiwi. Kiwi horticulture started on a large scale in the northeastern hilly state of Nagaland in India. The state government of Nagaland is trying to get the status of a kiwi state.

Agriculture is being done in the North-East

Rather than Nagaland, the farmers of other northeast regions are also adapting to Kiwi farming. But Nagaland is the largest producer of Kiwi in India. According to the kiwi traders, there would earn Rs. 24 lakh in 1-hectare space. If we compare the farming of kiwi with the farming of apples, so we can only earn Rs.8.9 lakh in a 1-hectare area.

Kiwi cultivation should be done in the cold region

It is not possible to farm kiwi in high-temperature zones. Kiwi farming can only be done in cold temperature zones. Those states are suitable for kiwi farming, whose temperature has not to raise upto 30 degrees. According to the government census, northeastern states are doing well in Kiwi farming. For starting farming central and state governments are also helping farmers on economic and administrative levels.

Kiwi is beneficial for health

The amount of vitamin C is found to a large extent in kiwi. It contains 5 times more vitamin C than oranges. More than 20 nutrients related to physical development are found in Kiwis. It increases the immunity power in the body. All kinds of vitamins are found in kiwi to keep the body healthy.