Authors :
C. Navamani
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May
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https://tinyurl.com/v7k6ab9x
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may2178
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Abstract :
The research paper titled “The Majesty of Mangoes: A Guide to Introduction of Mango Farm Cultivation"
offers a comprehensive overview of the essential principles and practices involved in establishing and managing a
successful mango orchard. As one of the most cherished tropical fruits, the mango holds immense cultural, economic, and
nutritional value across the globe. This guide is designed to support new and aspiring mango farmers by introducing key
aspects such as site and variety selection, land preparation, nutrient and water management, pest and disease control, and
best practices for sustainable cultivation. Emphasizing traditional wisdom and modern agricultural techniques, the guide
aims to promote informed decision-making, improve productivity, and enhance fruit quality. Whether for commercial
farming or integrated agro forestry systems, this resource serves as an entry point to the majestic world of mango
cultivation.
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The research paper titled “The Majesty of Mangoes: A Guide to Introduction of Mango Farm Cultivation"
offers a comprehensive overview of the essential principles and practices involved in establishing and managing a
successful mango orchard. As one of the most cherished tropical fruits, the mango holds immense cultural, economic, and
nutritional value across the globe. This guide is designed to support new and aspiring mango farmers by introducing key
aspects such as site and variety selection, land preparation, nutrient and water management, pest and disease control, and
best practices for sustainable cultivation. Emphasizing traditional wisdom and modern agricultural techniques, the guide
aims to promote informed decision-making, improve productivity, and enhance fruit quality. Whether for commercial
farming or integrated agro forestry systems, this resource serves as an entry point to the majestic world of mango
cultivation.