Cultivation Practices in Pakistan
For optimal growth, black bean seeds should be sown
during the appropriate season, with the spring season sowing recommended from
the first to the last week of March, and the Kharif season from May 25 to June
15. A seed rate of 12 kg per acre is suggested, with a spacing of 30 cm between
rows and 8-10 cm between plants. Fertilization should include a balanced
application of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, such as 9:23:25 kg per acre,
or half a bag of urea, one bag of TSP, and one bag of potassium sulfate.
Irrigation is crucial at three stages: three weeks after sowing, during
flowering, and at pod formation .
Conclusion
The Black Bean Seed from Shadab Agri Centre offers
a reliable and nutritious option for farmers in Pakistan. With proper
cultivation practices, these seeds can lead to high yields and contribute to
the dietary needs of the population.