Young Farmers Prove Northeastern Indian State Ideal To Grow Apples – The Wilmington Journal

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Young Farmers Prove Northeastern Indian State Ideal To Grow Apples – The Wilmington Journal

UKHRUL, India — Young farmers in Ukhrul, situated in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, are cultivating delicious varieties of apples. Interestingly, apples were not cultivated much in this area due to low yield and [...]

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