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Demand is rising fast—6% annually till 2030—but success needs planning.
Blueberries, once considered exotic in India, are now gaining attention as a potential high-value crop. With demand projected to grow at 6% annually until 2030, many farmers and agripreneurs are wondering: Can blueberry farming be the next big thing in Indian agriculture?
The answer is yes—but only if you’re well-prepared. Blueberry cultivation is rewarding, but it’s also technical, capital-intensive, and a long-term commitment. Here’s what you need to know before starting your own blueberry project in India.
Most traditional blueberry varieties require cold climates and high chilling hours, which many parts of India don’t offer. That’s why it’s crucial to select low-chill varieties bred specifically for Indian conditions. Without this, your plants may fail to fruit or grow properly.
Blueberries are very picky about soil. They thrive in:
If your soil doesn’t meet these requirements, you’ll need to amend it or consider soilless growing techniques.
Pollination and climate control are critical for blueberry success. That’s why most successful projects in India use tunnel structures or protected farming setups to maintain the right environment and airflow.
One of the biggest challenges is the initial investment. High-quality planting material is typically imported, which adds significant cost. You’ll also need infrastructure for protected cultivation, irrigation, and possibly soil modification.
Blueberries aren’t a “plant today, profit tomorrow” crop. Here’s what to expect:
Full production after 5 years or more
Patience is key, but once established, blueberries can provide high returns year after year
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