Odisha Farmer's Rs 3 Lakh Mangoes Create Unforeseen Challenges
The Rs 3 Lakh Mango: Why guarding this Mango has turned out to be a nightmare for this Odisha farmer
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Deba Padhiami, a farmer from Tamasa village in Odisha's Malkangiri district, has cultivated the rare Miyazaki mango, valued at Rs 3 lakh per kilogram. However, the extraordinary value has led to sleepless nights due to theft fears and a lack of buyers, leaving him uncertain about selling his prized crop.
- 01Deba Padhiami successfully cultivated the rare Miyazaki mango, known for its sweetness and unique red color.
- 02Miyazaki mangoes can fetch prices up to Rs 3 lakh per kilogram in international markets.
- 03Deba faces challenges in selling the mangoes due to inadequate local supply chains for luxury crops.
- 04Fears of theft have forced Deba to guard his farm all night, impacting his peace of mind.
- 05The internet has reacted with mixed opinions regarding the sale of these high-value mangoes.
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In Tamasa village, Odisha's Malkangiri district, farmer Deba Padhiami has gained attention for cultivating the rare Miyazaki mango, which can sell for around Rs 3 lakh per kilogram. This extraordinary crop has transformed his farm into a valuable asset, but it has also brought significant challenges. Despite the potential for high profits, Deba struggles with finding buyers as local markets are not equipped to handle such luxury produce. The lack of established channels for selling these mangoes has left them hanging on the trees, creating a logistical nightmare. Additionally, the high value of his crop has raised concerns about theft, forcing Deba to spend sleepless nights guarding his farm. The situation has turned what should be a joyous achievement into a source of stress, as he anxiously awaits a solution to sell his prized mangoes.
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Deba's situation highlights the challenges faced by farmers growing high-value crops in regions lacking proper market access.
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