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Super Food Gojiberry farming in Kashmir

Goji berries are very nutritious, packed full of antioxidants, and may even have anti-aging and anti-cancer benefits. That makes them widely considered a superfood.

Most goji berries are grown in China, Afghanistan, Kashmir, India, Pakistan and Canada but the plant is also well adapted to grow in a North American climate.

Organic dried goji berries sell for $20 or more per pound, and fresh berries demand significantly higher prices, especially when sold at farmer’s markets.

You can grow up to 7,000 pounds of goji berries per acre, which makes it the most valuable crop you can farm when it comes to berries.

Goji berry plants are deciduous and slightly thorny woody shrubs. They grow to 3 to 6 feet tall when pruned and cultivated, although in the wild they can grow to 12 feet tall.

Goji berry plants are best started inside a greenhouse for the first six weeks of their development, but then they can be transplanted outdoors. 

They can withstand both cold winters and cold summers.
In some places, goji berries are considered an invasive species since they’re so robust.

So we’d recommend growing a named cultivar like Phoenix Tears or Crimson Star which aren’t usually invasive.

You may get light harvests from your goji berry plants in the second year, but it usually takes three to five years before they reach full production capacity.

Planting goji shrubs in late winter while they are dormant can help give you a bit of a head start.

Goji plants are usually grown from cuttings, which can make starting a goji berry farm a bit more expensive than other crops.

It can cost $10,000 or more for enough cuttings to cover one acre of land. 
But like other types of berries, your goji plants will continue to produce berries each year without needing to re-plant.

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