Guar (Cluster Bean): Why It is A Great Indian Summer Crop

Looking for a crop that is easy to manage during the summer season? Guar or cluster bean the best fit for summer with good soil benefits & market demand

Guar is a legume which grows well in hot summer climates as it is drought tolerant and requires minimal irrigation and inputs

This crop improves soil fertility. It fixes nitrogen which makes the land more nutritious for next crops like wheat or mustard

Guar has a high demand in the food, pharmaceuticals, and textile industries. It is used for vegetables and fodder

Sow Guar in a well draining sandy soil at around March to July. For best growth maintain row spacing of 30-45 cm.

This crop requires very little fertilizers and is naturally resistant to most of the pests and diseases make it ideal for low-cost farming.

Guar gives it first harvest in 60-90 days. Late varieties are used for gum extraction and early ones give vegetable-grade pods

Guar has low cost & high demand making it a smart summer crop for great profits and soil health