Guava is a tasty and healthy fruit that many farmers grow. It is easy to farm and can grow in different weather. Many people enjoy eating guava because it is sweet and full of vitamins. When starting guava farming, the right tractor can make things easier. The Eicher 548 is a good choice for farmers because it helps prepare the land for growing guava.

Here are the important processes of guava farming for individuals who want to grow high-quality guavas. If they follow the following steps carefully, they can get the desired results.

The first step in guava farming is soil preparation. Guava trees grow best in well-drained soil. Before planting, it is important to plough the land to make the soil loose and ready. The Indo Farm Mini Tractor is a helpful machine for this job. It can plough the land easily, making sure the soil is good for guava trees. After ploughing, adding compost or organic manure to the soil.

Guava trees are planted when it is raining. The rain provides them with moisture along with new seedlings that are just planted. Farmers make small holes in the ground and plant the saplings far apart from one another. Once they are planted, water those trees constantly, especially in the first weeks.

Guava trees do not need much water. However, let's water them in intervals, like every few days, depending on the weather conditions. Weeding is also an important thing because they tend to monopolize all nutrients from the guava plants. Farmers should cut old branches to make way for new ones.

Guava trees begin to be produced within 2 to 3 years after planting. The guavas are ready to be harvested when they turn colour into greenish-yellow. Harvesting should be done with a lot of care to avoid damaging the trees. The fruits normally are handpicked, and this process may be sustained for a long period.