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Marigold farming in Tulsipur aims at festive season
Marigold plants flowered forty-five days after being planted, causing concern that income will fall short of expectations.
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- 0:01Marigold farming has been initiated on
- 0:04leased land in Tulsipur for the
- 0:05festive season
- 0:07Marigold cultivation was started on leased
- 0:10land in Tulsipur to target
- 0:12upcoming festivals
- 0:14Seeds of the Karma variety were
- 0:16planted on 26 July with the Tihar
- 0:18season in mind
- 0:21Plants bloomed after forty-five days raising
- 0:24concerns about expected income
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