Although Muzaffarpur of Bihar is known for the production of Shahi Litchi, the farmers here also keep doing new experiments in farming. Now a farmer of Muzaffarpur has prepared a variety of mango which gives the taste of many mangoes together, one mango of which weighs up to one kilo. The farmer has named this variety after his father ‘Nagendra Bhog’.
Taste of many mangoes in one mango
Nagendra Bhog mango can be planted in less space and it starts bearing fruits in two to two and a half years. The weight of one mango ranges from 800 grams to one kg. Nagendra Bhog mango prepared by a farmer of Muzaffarpur is making headlines among the nearby farmers. Nagendra Bhog Mango is going to create a stir in Muzaffarpur. This is a mango which gives the taste of many mangoes together. Its taste is both sour and sweet. Also its weight is up to one kilo. Its length is equal to the claw of one hand. You cannot eat one mango completely in one go. Bhushan Singh, a farmer from Rahua in Muzaffarpur city, has prepared it by combining several mango trees.
Crossing four mangoes is ready
Bhushan Singh, who runs his nursery, said that he has prepared this mango by crossing four mangoes, its demand is coming from within the country as well as from abroad. Bhushan Singh told that it will be sold for Rs 60 to 100 per kg in the general market. There are many customers and farmers from abroad who are ready to pay even the asking amount for Nagendra Bhog mangoes.
Nagendra bhog mango heavy on alphonso
Nagendra Bhog is overshadowing Alphonso Mango. Its kernels are thin. This is a mango of backward breed. When the mango season starts ending in the market, then this mango becomes ripe and ready to go to the market. There is plenty of pulp inside this mango. It weighs one kilo. It is very light to eat, that is why people are liking it more and more. This is perfect for mango juice, it has enough pulp and taste.
price also low
Bhushan Singh told that farmers will benefit more from this mango, because this mango will be sold for 60 to 100 rupees. Currently it is being sold for Rs 200 per kg. This mango will bear fruit even in small plants in less space and will bear fruit every year. For this reason, it is a profitable deal for the farmers also. The cost of a mango tree is three hundred rupees and there is no special expense in preparing it. Secondly, this breed has been completely adapted to the climate here, hence in the coming time, it will be very beneficial for the farmers planting mango orchards.