Mango-Season 2021

March 2021:
The crop was behind schedule by a fortnight. The first and second round of flowering was not very encouraging and due to huge difference in day night temperatures the crop has been affected. Our team could observe 3rd flowering, but the fruit size is very small and timely rains can help the fruit. Overall, the crop situation does not look favourable in this region.

March 2020:
Looking at the current scenario the crop looks less compared to last year. Delayed setting of winter season has resulted adversely resulting in new flowering with small bearing of fruit setting.

March 2021:
Situation is similar to that of Ratnagiri region.

March 2020:
The impact of delay in winter season has affected this region more than that in Ratnagiri region. As of now crop looks to be 20% less compared to last year.

March 2021:
Our team has been observed very less flowers compare to last year.

March 2020:
This region has some positive news. The crop in this region looks better compared to last year.

March 2021:
In this region crop has been adversely affected due to untimely rain, unfavourable climatic conditions resulting in fruit setting failure. The 3rd flowering fruit setting is being observed.

March 2020:
Due to unprecedented rains in March in the mango growing region there has been a direct impact on the crop resulting in fruit and flower dropping.

March 2021:
Despite good set being observed in the month of Feb 2021, damage caused by Mango Hopper in the month Mar 2021 was huge resulting in fruit drop.
As per the current scenario 30% to 40% crop is expected in this region.

March 2020:
Crop appears to be very less compared to last year. Our team had visited the farms and mango growing regions before lockdown was declared in India. Plants are in fruit setting and development stage.

March 2021:
Due to Mango Hopper damage and lesser area under Alphonso cultivation, very less crop is expected.

March 2020:
Situation is similar to the Chittoor, Kodur and Kadapa region.

March 2021:
Good fruit was observed in the month of Feb 2021 and by the end of Mar 2021 this region is less affected by the Mango Hopper. Hence a good 60% crop is expected from this region.

March 2020:
As conveyed in February report the crop looks delayed by a month. Flowering and fruit conversion is in progress.

March 2021:
The fruits from the first phase flowering appear of medium size and it constitutes 40% of the total crop. The fruits from the second phase of flowering look very small and lot of fruit dropping was observed due to unfavourable climatic conditions. Third phase flowering is also observed. Timely rains are essential to support fruit development.

March 2020:
The crop in this region appears to be delayed like Alphonso. Crop is at flowering stage currently. Flowering to fruit setting will commence soon. Looks like harvesting for processing industry will commence in the 2nd week of June 2020.

The crop situation in this region appears to be similar to Chittoor, Kodur and Kadapa region. Fruit dropping has also been observed in this region.

March 2020:
The crop situation in this region appears to be similar to Chittoor, Kodur and Kadapa region. However we could observe that flowering to fruit setting has begun, and we could observe fruits at development stage.