जानीए India के 6 #Famous_Mango_Variety के बारे मे | #biswal_farming
Mango is a fruit which considered a gesture of friendship in India, and it is a symbol of the love of our hearts. Mango farming is one of the leading commercial farming in India. As we know, the mango is the king of fruits as it is a good source of vitamin A & C besides having excellent flavour, attractive fragrance and delicious taste. Moreover, the mango tree is hardy, and it requires low maintenance among other fruit plants. Also, mango is a fruit which considered a gesture of friendship in India, and it is a symbol of the love of our hearts. Hence, it is the most lovable fruit across the world because of taste as well as health factors.
Mangoes are the most common fruit on the land. They are the delicious, sweet-smelling fruit of an evergreen tree (Mangifera indica), an individual from the cashew family (Anacardiaceae) of blooming plants.
Naturally, mango is a drupe, consisting of external skin, a meaty and pulpy palatable part, and a focal stone encasing a single seed – additionally called stone organic product, similar to a plum, cherry, or peach.
India is the largest mango producer in the world, with a total production of more than 20 million tonnes. In India, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Bihar, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu are major mango producers.
That's why, we are here to give you complete information about Mango Farming in India.
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