Radish is cultivated in all regions of India. It is used as a vegetable and salad. For a good yield of radish, it is necessary to keep some things in mind.

• For good yield, loamy soil rich in organic matter, sandy loam soil is considered good.

• Roots of radish are not able to develop in the matiyar soil, so cultivation should not be done in such soil.

• 10 to 17 degree Celsius temperature is best for its good yield.

• Its roots go deep into the soil, so deep plowing should be done in the fields.

• About 4-5 kg of seeds are required per acre of land.

• Its sowing time depends on the variety. Some varieties are sown in January-February. Some varieties are sown between April-August. At the same time, there are many such types whose sowing is done in November-December.

• It is sown in beds. There should be a distance of about 45 cm from one bed to the other.

• The distance of the plants from the plants should be kept 7.5 cm.

• For good yield, seeds should be sown in the soil at a depth of 1.5 cm.

• Give first irrigation after sowing.

• Irrigate at 6-7 days interval during summer season.

• Irrigation is required at intervals of 10 to 12 days in cold season.

• The yield can be increased by sprinkling manure or compost in the fields.

• According to different varieties, the crop is ready in about 25 to 60 days after sowing.

• When the crop is ready, it is uprooted by hand and the crop is obtained.

• Normally 200 to 350 quintals of crop is obtained per hectare of land.