|
Total Horticulture
|
2018-19
(Final)
|
2019-20
(2nd Advance
Estimate)
|
|
Area (Million Hectare)
|
25.43
|
25.66
|
|
Production
(Million Tonne)
|
310.74
|
320.48
|
Highlights of 2019-20 (2nd Advance Estimates)
- Total Horticulture production in 2019-20 (2nd Advance Estimates) is estimated to be 3.13% higher than 2018-19.
- Increase in Vegetables, Fruits, Aromatics and Medicinal Plants and Flowers, while a decrease in Plantation Crops and Spices, over the previous year, is observed.
- The Fruits production is estimated to be 99.07 Million Tonne compared to 97.97 Million Tonne production in 2018-19. It is mainly due to increase in production of Banana, Apple, Citrus and Watermelon.
- The production of Vegetables in 2019-20 is estimated to be 191.77 Million Tonne, compared to 183.17 Million Tonne in 2018-19. Increase is mainly due to increased production of Onion, Tomato, Okra, Peas, Potato, etc.
- Onion production is estimated to be 26.74 Million Tonne, as compared to 22.82 Million Tonne in 2018-19.
- Tomato production is estimated to be 20.57 Million Tonne (increase of 8.2%) as compared to 19.01 Million Tonnes in 2018-19.
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Source; PIB
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