Sweet potato for the mango farmer

The payment of SERP ready-made fruit for purchase in 13 districts:
Digital, Hyderabad: Corona is the sweetener for mango growers. Traders are not coming forward to buy mangoes locally. Northern markets have also been hit by a lockdown that retailers cannot or will not buy. On the one hand, there is a shortage of wages. On the other hand, the goblins caught the farmers in premature rains. The Rural Poverty Alleviation Agency (SERP) has come forward to buy mangoes in case they want to buy some. It has already purchased 15 metric tonnes in a week. Depending on the quality, Rs. Priced from Rs. The latest state-run mangoes are available for purchase from 13 districts.
Home-grown
mangoes are being marketed under the name of ‘Benishan’ brand under SERP. The fruits will be transformed into natural fruits and brought to the front of the house by the nomadic farmer’s bazaar in collaboration with the marketing department. The bulk will be supplied to gated communities and apartments. Depending on the quantity and quality, it will be sold at Rs 80 and Rs 50 per kg.
Serpent Ciovo Rajitha said that if the farmers get on the phone, they will
go and buy mangoes. Farmers have a share in the profit and marketing costs of converting the fruits into fruits. Farmers were paid a bonus of Rs 3 per kilo for the previous year.
The 13 districts where SERP mango grows are Khammam, Vanaparthi, Warangal Rural, Suryapet, Mandyalayala, Nagarkarnool, Jagamithala, Siddipet, Mahabubabad, Sangareddy, Narayanpet, Vikarabad.