Compare crops per bigha
Choose your bigha size to see all crops ranked by estimated profit.
Profit = expected income − total cost. Return on investment (ROI) = profit ÷ cost. High-profit vegetables also carry higher price and disease risk than cereals.
Frequently asked questions
Which crop gives the most profit per bigha?
In our average estimates for a West Bengal bigha, the top crops are Banana (about ₹46,830), Brinjal (Eggplant) (about ₹44,689), Onion (about ₹36,126). Vegetables and banana need more investment and carry more risk than cereals.
Which crop has the best return on investment?
Return on investment is profit divided by cost. Open the comparison table and look at the ROI column, since a crop with high profit can still have a lower ROI if it costs much more.
Are vegetable crops more profitable than paddy?
Often yes on paper, but they need higher cost, more labour and have greater price and disease risk. Compare cost and ROI before deciding.