Weather status in Chittoor, Vijayawada, and Srinivaspur The forecast temperature for the next 15 days is expected to be 33 deg C to 40 deg C during the day and 24 deg C to 26 deg C during the night. The present temperature lasts between 31 deg C to 35 deg C during the daytime and 24 deg C to 26 deg C during the night. Weather status in Krishnagiri and Dindigul The first flowering crop harvest is expected in the first week of June and the 2nd and 3rd will be done on the 3rd and 4th week of July. The crop is delayed due to the late flowering. The rainfall in the upcoming weeks will increase the size and reduce the brix of the fruit. Kodur and Chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh has a better crop than last year due to timely rainfall and favourable weather conditions. The yield is less in Tamil Nadu due to the less flowering and dry spells in December and January. The size of the totapuri mangoes is good in all regions due to the good rainfall last month. Totapuri Mango Production in India 2021 Crop conditions in Tamil Nadu (Krishnagiri and Dindigul) and Andhra Pradesh (Chittoor, Srinivaspur, Vijayawada) The colour and flavour of the product are good. Quality: This year, Alphonso mango pulp is expected to have a lower brix because of the rainfall during harvesting. Price: The fruit price is expected to be the same as last year. Yield: The overall crop size and availability are similar to last year due to the untimely rains during flowering and lower fruit setting. The forecast temperature for the next 15 days is expected to be 32 deg C to 38 deg C during the day and 24 deg C to 26 deg C during the night. The present temperature lasts between27 deg C to 32 deg C during the daytime and 22 deg C to 24 deg C during the night. Due to the high fruit prices last season, the farmers have increased the plantation areas. Due to the shortfall of AMP last year, processors are not going to wait for the prices to fall. The harvesting will take place from the 1st week of May and end last week.
The rainfall in the upcoming weeks will not change the crop scenario, since the Alphonso mangoes have already reached the harvesting stage. This year, the fruit size is good in all growing regions due to sufficient rainfall last month.
In Tamilnadu, crop availability is low due to less flowering. Alphonso mango production in India 2021 Crop condition in Tamil Nadu (Krishnagiri and Dindigul) and Karnataka (Mysore, Channapatna, and Bangalore belt) However, mango arrivals in 2021 are delayed in most parts of the country. Mango production in Gujarat is expected to be better this year with a high percentage of flowering. As a result, mango production in the region was expected to be 30-40% lower than the previous years, and deliveries were likely to be delayed until late April or early May rather than mid-March arrivals. The extended monsoon in 2020 and a general change in weather patterns harmed the production of Alphonso and other mango varieties in Maharashtra’s Konkan region. While the southern states start supplying mango to the domestic markets from the end of March, northern and eastern states see peak harvesting in June. The mango season and harvest in India are staggered through the country’s major producing areas including Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Maharashtra, and Bihar. Harvesting and post-harvest handling of mangoes in India result in 9.16% wastage (CIPHET:2015).Īlphonso and Totapuri mango season in India Totapuri mango production In India is comparatively high since totapuri mangoes are preferred by the fruit pulp manufacturers in India. Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of mango in India contributing to 21% of India’s mango production. India had produced 21.8 million metric tons of mango in the year (2017-2018), contributing to 40% of the world’s total production. India is the world’s largest producer of mangoes. Mango is the national fruit of India, imbibed in the Indian traditions and culture.
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