India: The Mango Capital of the world 🥭

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@Nachiket_methre Nice post,Well described, Actually, India is more Mangoes were first cultivated in India around 5,000 years ago. Mango seeds traveled with humans from Asia to the Middle East, East Africa, and South America beginning around 300 or 400 A.D., and our Konkan region hapus have a distinct identity and taste that cannot be found elsewhere due to soil conditions and climate, but our region is currently experiencing climatic disasters and issues.Konkan Dapoli Krushi Vidyapith promotes the successful growth of several mange breeds. Here are some photos of our alphanso farm and a new breed of alphanso ATM which is looks like bonsai .

# These photos show our alphanso mangoes at an early stage, only one month old, indicating that they will grow in size. In the last shot, we observe the ATM mango breeding in a soil bag plant with a tiny size of about 1.5 feet, and it has produced one large mango.
# These photos show our alphanso mangoes at an early stage, only one month old, indicating that they will grow in size. In the last shot, we observe the ATM mango breeding in a soil bag plant with a tiny size of about 1.5 feet, and it has produced one large mango.3464×3464 987 KB

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