Rajendra

Orange farming is a profitable and widely cultivated fruit in India. They are well known for their vibrant colour and tangy flavour and are available fresh as well as in juice, jams, and marmalades. Some of the major countries in orange production include India and the states of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab. Orange harvesting by farmers is highly successful if they have proper knowledge about cultivation techniques.  Let’s learn more about orange farming in India, from the climatic requirements to the harvesting technique.  Climate Requirements Oranges are grown in subtropical conditions. The suitable temperature range for orange crops is 13°C to 37°C. Frosty conditions affect the crop. Orange cultivation areas with good rainfall and humidity are favourable. Excessive rain causes diseases in the plant. Central and western India regions are perfect because of their warm, favourable climates and well-distributed rains. Maharashtra (Nagpur) and Madhya Pradesh produce f...