Seasonal Budam Pandlu Fruits Draw Many Buyers In Adilabad
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Seasonal Budam Pandlu fruits are being sold by local Adivasi farmers in Adilabad.
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- Adivasi farmers in Adilabad are selling seasonal Budam Pandlu fruits grown naturally in their agricultural fields.
- These fruits are harvested annually between August and October and are sold along National Highway 44 and in Adilabad town.
- Sellers have begun using digital payment systems to accommodate consumer demand for online transactions.
- The popularity of the fruit highlights local agricultural practices and increasing digital adoption among rural vendors.
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Sedmaki Sharada
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“We simply sprinkle the seeds (Challdam) in our agricultural fields of cotton, red gram and soya. The fruits grow naturally with the rains.”
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…develop cracks and emit a sweet smell. Adivasi woman Sedmaki Sharada of Malebhorigoan in Adilabad Rural mandal said these fruits are naturally grown without any use of pesticides and fertilizers (Mandhulu Leni Panta). “ We simply sprinkle the seeds (Challdam) in our agricultural fields of cotton, red gram and soya. The fruits grow naturally with the rains. ” The fruits are harvested from August to October and sold them in towns and along the NH- 44. Mesram Renuka Bai of KB Colony in Adilabad Rural mandal said they sell the fruits for ₹20 to ₹ 50 each, depending on their…
Ushanna
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“These, he said, are softer and tastier when sugar is added. Juice can also be prepared from them.”
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…NH- 44. Mesram Renuka Bai of KB Colony in Adilabad Rural mandal said they sell the fruits for ₹20 to ₹ 50 each, depending on their size. Ushanna of Tilaknagar in Adilabad said he buys and eats the fruits every season. These, he said, are softer and tastier when sugar is added. Juice can also be prepared from them. Adivasi women were seen using online barcode scanners for transactions as many buyers now prefer online payments. The Kolam and Gond adivasis, along with some non-tribals from Malebhorigoan, Garkampet, Waghapur,…
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