West Bengal: The Leading Brinjal Producer in India
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Brinjal Area | 6.77 lakh hectares (16.72 lakh acres), a 0.29% increase |
| Total Brinjal Production | 127.79 lakh tonnes |
| Largest Producer | West Bengal, contributing 23.72% of India's total brinjal production |
| Key Factors | - Tropical climate with moderate temperatures and adequate rainfall |
| - Rich soil quality in districts like Bardhaman, Hooghly, and Murshidabad | |
| - Adoption of modern agricultural practices and high-yielding varieties | |
| Economic Impact | - Provides employment to farmers and laborers |
| - Ensures steady income generation for rural livelihoods | |
| Challenges | - Pest and disease management |
| Need for improved agricultural infrastructure and market linkages |

