NOVELTY - Open field cultivation of okra, by plowing cultivation land deeply, fertilizing plowed soil, forming deep furrows, ditches and ridges, soaking okra seeds in warm water, drying soaked seeds, preparing rows, digging holes in rows, pouring water into holes, sowing processed seeds in holes, covering holes with soil, removing weak and diseased seedlings from field, spreading herbicide on seedlings, irrigating water, applying urea and human waste during fruiting period, picking and harvesting fruits, and controlling insect pests using e.g. phoxim after harvesting process.    USE - The method is useful for open field cultivation of okra (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The method enables to cultivate okra fruits at high yield.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Method for open field cultivation of okra, involves (a) plowing cultivation land deeply up to 20-30 cm, fertilizing plowed soil by applying decomposed organic fertilizer at a rate of 3000 kg/acre, diammonium phosphate at a rate of 15-20 kg/acre, plant ash at a rate of 100-150 kg/acre or potassium sulfate at a rate of 15 kg/acre, and forming deep furrows having width of 1.2 m, ditches having depth of 40-60 cm and ridges, (b) soaking okra seeds in warm water of 20-25 degrees C for 12 hours before sowing process, drying soaked seeds 25-30 degrees C for 48 hours, preparing rows with spacing of 80 cm, digging holes in the rows at a spacing of 50 cm, pouring sufficient amount of water into the holes, sowing 2-3 processed seeds in the holes and covering the holes with soil up to a thickness of 2-3 cm, (c) removing weak and diseased seedlings from field when the seedlings are grown to a 2-3 leaves stage, performing intertillage process at regular interval of time, spreading herbicide on the field after emergence of the seedlings, providing water to the seedlings after each time application of the herbicide, and irrigating water to growing plants every 7-10 days during flowering stage and every 4-6 days during fruiting stage, and applying urea and human waste at a rate of 15 kg/acre and 500-600 kg/acre thrice during the fruiting period, (d) picking and harvesting fruits when length of the fruits reaches up to 5 cm or more, and (e) controlling insect pests including cotton bollworm, caterpillar, aphid, thrips and worms that affects fruit and growth of okra plants by spraying 50% phoxim liquid diluted up to 1500-2000 times, and insect pests chosen from aphid and thrips that affects seed pods by spraying 40% Cygon (RTM: Dimethoate) liquid diluted up to 1500 times, after the harvesting process.