Deba, a farmer from Malkangiri district in Odisha, is growing the Miyazaki mango, a rare variety from Japan that can fetch up to ₹3 lakh per kilogram in international markets. This mango is renowned for its deep red color, exceptional sweetness, and large size, often compared to dinosaur eggs. After receiving the sapling four years ago, Deba nurtured it through various farming challenges until it bore fruit. However, the excitement of growing such a valuable crop has turned into anxiety for Deba, who now spends sleepless nights guarding his orchard against potential theft. Unlike regular mangoes, Miyazaki mangoes are treated as luxury items, requiring careful packaging and transport for sale. Deba is uncertain about how to price or market his mangoes, as they typically appeal to exporters, luxury fruit stores, and affluent buyers. He hopes for guidance from agricultural experts and government authorities to navigate the complexities of selling his high-value harvest.