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Saffron

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Introduction | Varieties | Soil Requirement | Seed Sowing 
Nutrient management | Water management | Weed management | Insect pests and Diseases management 
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Introduction

Saffron (Crocus sativus) prefers cool, dry and sunny site between elevations ranging from 1,500 to 2,500 m above sea level. Cool and wet climate inhibits flowering but increases the potentialities of mother corms to produce a large number of daughter corms. Its cultivation can be well practised in areas where average rainfall is about 100 cm also some snow is received during winter


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Introduction | Varieties | Soil Requirement | Seed Sowing 
Nutrient management | Water management | Weed management | Insect pests and Diseases management 
harvesting and post harvest management | Miscellaneous
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