Brinjal Farming Cost and Profit per Bigha
Planning to grow brinjal? These are average estimates for one West Bengal bigha (1,338 m², about 33 decimal), based on typical yield and market price.
| Total cost (investment) | ₹22,746 |
|---|---|
| Expected income | ₹67,435 |
| Estimated profit | ₹44,689 |
| Return on investment | 196% |
| Seed / planting material | 0.1 kg |
| Fertilizer (total) | 94 kg |
| Pesticide per season | 0.67 L/kg |
| Crop duration | 150 days |
| Average yield | 37.5 quintal |
Per acre the cost is about ₹68,799 and the income about ₹203,969. Different land size or price? Use the farming calculator.
Season and growing notes
Can be grown almost year-round; the main crop is transplanted in August to September. Pick fruits regularly. Watch for shoot and fruit borer and bacterial wilt.
Pesticide and fertilizer figures are indicative. Get a soil test and follow the label and local agriculture officer advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does brinjal farming cost per bigha?
About ₹22,746 for one West Bengal bigha (1,338 square metres), based on average input costs. This includes seed, fertilizer, pesticide, labour and irrigation.
How much profit does 1 bigha of brinjal give?
At an average yield of 280 quintal per hectare and a price of ₹1,800 per quintal, income is about ₹67,435 and profit about ₹44,689, a return of 196%. Actual results vary.
How much seed and fertilizer does 1 bigha of brinjal need?
Roughly 0.1 kg of seed or planting material and about 94 kg of fertilizer (urea, DAP and MOP together). Follow your soil test for exact doses.
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