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The major crops grown in Dhule district are cotton, jawar, bajra, maize, soyabean, and groundnut. In the Rabi season, wheat and gram are harvested. Sugarcane, banana and chilli are also grown.
Farmland owners can look for drip irrigation for high-value crops like cotton and sprinkler irrigation systems for crops like pulses or wheat. They can also evaluate borewells, wells, canal access, water storage facilities, and overall groundwater availability.
Medium-to-deep black soils and high rainfall may provide favourable conditions for a wide range of crops. Cooperative canal systems, road access and proper land levelling are also considered positive indicators.
Reviewing road connectivity, distance from nearby towns, and ease of access during different seasons can help evaluate suitability.
Agricultural land near highways can be a profitable investment for buyers as it can offer logistical advantages for moving produce and farm supplies.