Mysuru is soon organized by Mango celebration, while the Gardening Department organizes a three -day mango in Kuppanna Park from 23 May to 25 May. The event connects fresh, naturally ripening mango of various local varieties under one roof.
More than 45 stalls will be set up so that farmers from Mysur and other districts of mango growing across Karnataka allow direct marketing. Melu provides manga enthusiasts with the opportunity to buy premium fruit at affordable prices, directly from growers.
Mango Mel is an annual event aimed at supporting farmers by removing intermediaries and offering access to fresh and chemical mangles. Along with the sale, there will be a depiction of unique and rare mango varieties, making it treatment for buyers and fruit lovers.
Mel will be open 23 May at 9:30 am
The Mysuru district produces approximately 15,000 to 17,000 tons of manga per year per 1,185 hectares of cultivated soil. According to officials from the Ministry of Horticulture, the 2025 season recorded a significant improvement in the yield compared to the previous two years.
The crop was adversely affected in 2023 and 2024 due to prolonged thermal waves and poor soil moisture, resulting in years for mango production. These conditions have led to a reduction in availability and higher prices, disappointment of farmers and consumers. On the other hand, this year’s favorable weather contributed to better flowering and fruit development, which led to the good season of manga.
In 2021, Karnataka produced about 15 lakh tons of mangoes, but production in 2022 dropped to 8 to 9 Lakh tons and further decreased in the following years. Improved conditions in 2025 benefited farmers.
Over the years, Mango has grown in popularity and has become a very expected event in Mysur. It is expected that with good yields and high -quality productions this year will attract large crowds.
Published – May 20, 2025 17:16
