Baba Ramdev said that farmers in 12 states including Assam, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are cultivating palm oil by joining Patanjali. He said that one crore oil palm plants have been prepared in Patanjali's nursery.
Patanjali will now produce palm oil itself. Baba Ramdev himself has announced this. Addressing the media on Thursday, he has said that Patanjali will now produce palm oil itself. Farmers will be linked to Patanjali for its cultivation. If Baba Ramdev is to be believed, till now 40 thousand farmers cultivating palm oil have joined Patanjali . In the coming time, their number has to be increased to 5 lakhs. In such a situation, 5 lakh farmers will get direct employment after starting the production of palm oil in Patanjali.
Baba Ramdev said that farmers will cultivate a special type of palm oil. Due to this, more production will be available than before. He said that the age of this new variety of palm oil plants is also more than before. Now after starting its cultivation, you can reap crops from it for 40 years. Baba Ramdev said that earlier the production of palm oil was 16 to 18 tonnes per hectare, but now by cultivating the new variety, the yield would be 20 to 25 tonnes. If farmer brothers cultivate palm oil in one hectare, your garden will start bearing fruits within five years. In this way, there will be an earning of Rs 2 lakh from one hectare.
Rs 2 lakh crore will be saved
Baba Ramdev said that farmers in 12 states including Assam, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh are cultivating palm oil by joining Patanjali. Baba Ramdev said that one crore oil palm plants have been prepared in Patanjali's nursery. In the coming 5 to 6 years its number has to be increased to 8 to 10 million. He says that starting the production of Palm Oil by Patanjali will greatly benefit the country. He will not have to import palm oil by spending money from abroad. This will save India Rs 2 lakh crore.
Palm oil consumption in India is 9 million tonnes every year.
Please tell that the consumption of palm oil in India is very high. It is the second largest consumer of palm oil in the world. Palm oil consumption in India is 9 million tonnes every year. The special thing is that betel oil accounts for 40 percent of the total consumption of edible oil in India.
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