Tomato Farming Cost and Profit per Bigha
Planning to grow tomato? 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) | ₹26,760 |
|---|---|
| Expected income | ₹60,210 |
| Estimated profit | ₹33,450 |
| Return on investment | 125% |
| Seed / planting material | 0.0 kg |
| Fertilizer (total) | 107 kg |
| Pesticide per season | 0.67 L/kg |
| Crop duration | 110 days |
| Average yield | 40.1 quintal |
Per acre the cost is about ₹80,940 and the income about ₹182,115. Different land size or price? Use the farming calculator.
Season and growing notes
Sow nursery in September to October for the winter crop and transplant after about 25 days. Staking improves fruit quality. Watch for leaf curl virus, fruit borer and early blight.
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 tomato farming cost per bigha?
About ₹26,760 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 tomato give?
At an average yield of 300 quintal per hectare and a price of ₹1,500 per quintal, income is about ₹60,210 and profit about ₹33,450, a return of 125%. Actual results vary.
How much seed and fertilizer does 1 bigha of tomato need?
Roughly 0.0 kg of seed or planting material and about 107 kg of fertilizer (urea, DAP and MOP together). Follow your soil test for exact doses.
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