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Adverse weather conditions may hit mango crops in UP: Experts - Vimarsana News

Adverse weather conditions may hit mango crops in UP: Experts

Battling the impact of climate change, the mango yield in northern India, including Uttar Pradesh (UP), may be hit by the earlier-than-usual summer this year, said experts at Lucknow's ICAR-Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture ...

Mangoes, UP's pride, don't taste as good as before due to freakish weather - Vimarsana News

Mangoes, UP's pride, don't taste as good as before due to freakish weather

That climate change is impacting weather conditions across the globe and triggering natural disasters, we all know quite well. But the fact that it is impacting food and its taste, particularly in Uttar Pradesh, is a little-known truth, strange ...

UP: Thunderstorms hit mango crop, farmers face losses - Vimarsana News

UP: Thunderstorms hit mango crop, farmers face losses

Thunderstorms and rain over the weekend in and around Lucknow may have brought relief from heatwave but it has adversely impacted the mango farmers of the state.According to the cultivators, they have incurred a loss of roughly 20 per cent due ...

How Bad Weather Is Affecting Mango Cultivation? - Vimarsana News

How Bad Weather Is Affecting Mango Cultivation?

Heatwave, unseasonal rain and extreme weather conditions are affecting the cultivation of mango, known as the 'King of Fruits', in India, the world’s largest producer of the fruit.

Mango growers worried after 20-25 percent of crop hit by unseasonal rains in Uttar Pradesh - Vimarsana News

Mango growers worried after 20-25 percent of crop hit by unseasonal rains in Uttar Pradesh

While the statewide damage to the crop was up to 25%, the damages in the Mal-Malihabad belt, one of the largest producers of mangoes in the state, may be to the tune of 35%