Mulberry Cultivation   

Mulberry can be grown under different climatic and vide range of soil conditions.
Higher yields of quality leaf which is a pre-requisite for the successful cocoon harvest is possible by adopting the following package of practices.
 

Soil and climate

Land preparation

Spacing

Variety and preparation of cuttings

Planting

Maintenance of garden

Intercultural operations

Manure and fertilizer schedule

Leaf Harvest

 

• Type of Soil & Climate: 22 – 300C temperature, 1000-2000 mm rainfall and 65-80 percent humidity are optimum for luxuriant growth of mulberry. Deep, well drained, fertile soil of clayey loam to loamy texture is better suited for higher yield of quality mulberry leaf. If soils are acidic or alkaline they can be rectified by the application of lime.

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