Cardamom-
Harvesting and post harvesting activities of cardamom crop are continuing in the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala .
Harvesting almost over post harvesting activities continues in the state of Karnataka.
Current normal and dry weather in the states of Kerela,Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are beneficial for the cardamom crop.
According to the traders cardamom prices is expected to remain steady and firm with supply thinning out and exports looking good due to global shortage.
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Onion
The post harvesting activities of kharif onion crop are near completion in major states as Maharastra and Gujarat.
The current low temperature in the states of Punjab,Haryana,Rajasthan ,Uttar Pradesh ,Bihar, Maharastra, Gujarat is conducive for the rabi crop.
Market arrivals of onion decreased 11348 tonnes whereas market prices got a slight increment of Rs.32/quintal.
The prices of onion are increasing by the global shortage.
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Potato
The current normal weather in the states of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar ,Assam will boost the production of late sown crop.
The current rains facilitate for summer production of potato in the higher hills.
Prospects of a better rabi or winter crop and government’s measures on curbing rising prices have resulted in a declining trend in prices of potato.
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Grape
The weather condition in Punjab,Haryana,Rajasthan,West Uttar Pradesh is very much conducive for the new flushes.
In central India the states of Maharastra,Gujarat and north Karnatka weather is favourable for high quality grape harvesting.
The current dry condition and normal temperature in southern Karnatka and Tamil Nadu is very much conducive for good quality harvesting.
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