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Chausa mango
The last great mango of the year: golden, juicy and so soft you can suck it straight from the skin. Chausa carries the season into August.
Next farm · opens on demandGrown at Saharanpur mango farm, Uttar Pradesh
Setup per tree₹2,710One time
Annual care₹1,000Per tree, per year
Time to first harvest5 years
Expected first harvestMonsoon 2032
Harvest calendar
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How much could it yield?
Three honest numbers. After each season we publish the actual weight next to them.
REFERENCE80–150 kg/treeMature trees in North India's mango belts (ICAR-CISH and state data, order of magnitude); late and strongly alternate-bearing
PLANNING8–20 kg/treeOur planning range for early bearing years
CONSERVATIVE5 kg/treeUsed for harvest protection
Actual harvest at SaharanpurPublished after the first season
Native fit
CLIMATE FIT
Why it grows at Saharanpur
Chausa ripens late, so it needs a long, hot summer and the monsoon to finish. Western UP's deep alluvium and long summers suit it, and Saharanpur's orchards are the late-season belt closest to Delhi.
Chausa mango is a native fit at Saharanpur (100/100). Every factor lines up, which is why we grow it here.
What can go wrong
Frost and cold waves on young grafts in Dec–Jan
Hail in spring
Fruit fly and anthracnose in monsoon rain at harvest
Strongly alternate-bearing
And always: weather, pests, market prices and plants lost while they establish.At harvest you can
DeliverCrated and delivered to your door, usually within 48 hours of picking in Jaipur.
ConvertSwap one harvest for a mixed basket of what's in season, at that day's rates.
DonateSend it to a partner food bank. You get a receipt for your records.
Farm creditKeep the value as credit for care fees, visits or produce.
