Sunday, 14 February 2016

French Beans Farming Guide

French Beans Guide:


French beans or green beans are also known as 'string beans' and 'snap beans". French bean crop is very profitable cool season legume vegetable grown for its tender pods, shelled green beans and dry beans. French beans belong to the family of “Fabaceae and genus of "Phaseolus”. French beans are grown and consumed throughout the world. These green vegetables can be eaten fresh or  canned, frozen. There are many varieties of French beans grown in all the regions. However, selecting high yielding, disease resistant variety is most important factor for successful commercial cultivation. Selected french bean varieties can be eaten at different stages as immature pods; fresh seeds removed from the pods and dried mature beans. French bean pods can be in many colours from yellow through to green and purple depending on the variety selected. China is number one production country of french or green beans in Asia. There is a very good demand for green beans in local as well as international markets.  French beans can be grown in greenhouse, poly house, back yards and even pots / containers. To read more click here.