Soybean is a warm season crop to grow in summer. Soybean seeds planted by the drill, the depth of 2-3 cm. Spacing: 40 cm x10-15 cm, 2 seeds / hole.Generally soybean cultivation doesn’t need watering, but soybean plants are very sensitive to water shortages at the beginning of growth, at the age of 15-21 days, during flowering (age 25-35%), and when the pod filling (age 55-70 days). In these phases the plant in order to maintain dryness.

Pea is an important vegetable; that is commonly found in any vegetarian family. Peas are an excellent source of Nutrition and are also a good source of Protein.The peas are a cool-season crop and the plants are best grown at temperatures of 13 °C to 18 °C.The flower and young pods are badly affected by frost.

Cocoa plant is a small evergreen tree which cannot thrive in areas below 16° C. it needs the maximum annual average temperature in between 30° C – 32° C. It grows best in red soil with pH ranging in between 4 – 8 i.e. normal soil.

Tea bush is a tropical and sub-tropical plant and thrives well in hot and humid climate. The ideal temperature for its growth is 20°-30°C and temperatures above 35°C and below 10°C are harmful for the bush. Tea is a labour intensive crop and requires abundant supply of cheap and skilled labour, especially at the time of plucking the tea leaves.

Cowpeas can keep our cholesterol level remarkably low. It is an excellent source of soluble dietary fiber and protein, which play significant role in decreasing the amount of bad cholesterol present in the plasma of our blood. They also contain steroid compounds called phytosterols. These are very effective in maintaining the standard cholesterol levels in our body.