Custodian Farmers

Kamla Devi, a mango grower belongs to Gopramau, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 25 years that covers an area of 2.25 hectare. She is maintaining 25 non commercial varieties in her orchard. Surkhi, Desi Deshehari, Beshani Gola, Desi Lucknowa, Kalua and Khubsoorat Lamboi are the important mango varieties of Kamla Devi. source of income, self useuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Kamla Devi. She collected planting materials for the orchard from local nurseries . She shares her mango varieties with others. She earns approximately Rs 30000 from non commercial varieties. She needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for her mango orchard. According to Kamla Devi, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income and availability of different varieties for next generation . Kamla Devi expects that her next generation will take interest in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new mango varieties. Details

Mahadin, from Village Sarsanda, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Mahadin has approximate 0.375 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 30 years. 3 commercial varieties have been planted by Mahadin in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 35 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 20000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires need of irrigation, fertilizers and chemicals for better production to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Tukmi Chausa, Desi Gola, Lamboi, Tuhuru and Surkhi are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for income source and self use for generations . He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Moin Ashraf, from Village Kasmandi Kalan, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Moin Ashraf has approximate 1.25 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 35 years. 4 commercial varieties have been planted by Moin Ashraf in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 21 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . Heis not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 15000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires information on management of diseases and pest to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Rataul, Husanara, Zardalu, Rangeen Gola, Bambaia and Fazli are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for long term good return during mango season. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Monish Ahemad, planted numbers of mango varieties in Kasmandi Kalan village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 30 years old and extended up to about 1.5 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Monish Ahemad planted 3 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad . By sharing all his varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, he is also doing the social service. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 10000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, information on mango storage and management of diseases/pest. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for fetches good price during mango season. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Muneshwar, from Village Gopramau, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Muneshwar has approximate 0.75 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 35 years. 5 commercial varieties have been planted by Muneshwar in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 20 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 15000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires availability of effective chemicals for the control of insect and diseases to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Dudhiya Gola, Lamboi Gola, Kala Gola and Tuhuru are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for good source of income and self use. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Narendra Shukla, from Village Gopramau, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Narendra Shukla has approximate 2.25 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 40 years. Several commercial varieties have been planted by Narendra Shukla in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 40 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 30000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires irrigation for orchard, storage facility during mango season to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Pila Gola, Lamba Gola, Gola Surkha, Achar Wala and Lamboi are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for good source of income and self use. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Ram Asre Sharma , from Village Kasmandi Kalan, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Ram Asre Sharma has approximate 1 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 41 years. 3 commercial varieties have been planted by Ram Asre Sharma in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 22 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad. He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 20000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires training on orcahrd management and disease/pest management to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Fakira, Mohan Bhog, Rangeen Gola and Jard Amin are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income for next generation. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Sunil Kumar, from Village Sarsanda, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Sunil Kumar has approximate 0.75 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 35 years. 3 commercial varieties have been planted by Sunil Kumar in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 18 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 12000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires good facility of irrigation, training on orchard managemenr to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Tukmi, Lamboi Gola, Chunha Dudhiya, Safeda and Lamboi Safeda are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Parmeshar Sharma , a mango grower belongs to Kasmandi Kalan, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 30 years that covers an area of 1 hectare. 4 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 40 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Surkha Amin, Gola, Khasul Khas, Jardamin and Taimuriya are the important mango varieties of Parmeshar Sharma . source of income, mango growing area, self useuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Parmeshar Sharma . He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad. He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs 25000 from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Parmeshar Sharma , the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income for next generation. Parmeshar Sharma expects that his next generation will take interest in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new mango varieties. Details

Ram Swaroop, from Village Sarsanda, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Ram Swaroop has approximate 1.5 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 31 years. 3 commercial varieties have been planted by Ram Swaroop in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 15 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad. He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 15000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires timely availability of effective chemicals for insect and disease management, time to time training from mango experts to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Gola, Sindhuri Gola, Lamboi, Kalia Gola and Achar Gola are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for better and long term return . He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Vidyawati, planted numbers of mango varieties in Gopramau village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. her mango orchard is about 25 years old and extended up to about 1.25 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Vidyawati planted several commercial varieties in her orchard. To increase her source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by her from Malihabad. By sharing all her varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, she is also doing the social service. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 10000. To maintain & enhance her aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, irrigation for orchard. She is very much interested in maintaining her orchard. She is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for good income during mango season, self use . She is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus she is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Ram Naresh , planted numbers of mango varieties in Sarsanda village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 20 years old and extended up to about 1 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Ram Naresh planted several commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad . He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 10000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, irrigation facility. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Nattha, a mango grower belongs to Sarsanda, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 40 years that covers an area of 4 hectare. 2 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 15 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Jaifar Bagh, Sheetal Bagh, Kalia Gola and Lamboi are the important mango varieties of Nattha. source of income, self use, mango growing area,distribution among neighbours and relativesuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Nattha. He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad . He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs 20000 from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Nattha, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income. Nattha expects that his next generation will take interest in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new mango varieties. Details

Ajajul Hasan, from Village Kasmandi Kalan, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Ajajul Hasan has approximate 1.25 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 65 years. Several commercial varieties have been planted by Ajajul Hasan in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 12 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 10000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires orchard management training, irrigation facility to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Rataul, Bambaia, Nayab and Rangeen Gola are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Jagdish Yadav, from Village Gopramau, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Jagdish Yadav has approximate 1.875 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 30 years. Several commercial varieties have been planted by Jagdish Yadav in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 30 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 25000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires orchard management training, irrigation facility to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Surkh Gola, Amin and Khasul Khas are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Mahesh Kumar , a mango grower belongs to Mohammed Nagar Talukedari, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 30 years that covers an area of 0.5 hectare. He is maintaining 12 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Kewat, Zardaamin, Gola Surkha and Khurd Aamin are the important mango varieties of Mahesh Kumar . source of income, self useuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Mahesh Kumar . He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad . He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs 7000 from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Mahesh Kumar , the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income. Mahesh Kumar expects that his next generation will take interest in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new mango varieties. Details

Molahe , a mango grower belongs to Mohammed Nagar Talukedari, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 30 years that covers an area of 0.75 hectare. He is maintaining 13 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Lamboi, Desi Gola, Desi, Baudi and Achar Wala are the important mango varieties of Molahe . source of income, self useuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Molahe . He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad . He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs 4000 from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Molahe , the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income. Molahe expects that his next generation will take interest in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new mango varieties. Details

Ram Kishor , from Village Mohammed Nagar Talukedari, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Ram Kishor has approximate 0.625 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 25-60 years. Several commercial varieties have been planted by Ram Kishor in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 8 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 5000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires need of irrigation facility to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Safeda Amin, Gola Chunha, Lamboi, safeda and Tuhuru are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Amrit Lal, planted numbers of mango varieties in Mohammed Nagar Talukedari village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 50 years old and extended up to about 0.75 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Amrit Lal planted 10 commercial varieties in his orchard. To solve different purposes, Amrit Lal planted several non-commercial varieties in his orchard. To solve different purposes, NA planted NA non-commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad . By sharing all his varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, he is also doing the social service. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 10000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, orchard management training, irrigation facility. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Bhai Lal , planted numbers of mango varieties in Mohammed Nagar Talukedari village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 30 years old and extended up to about 1.5 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Bhai Lal planted several commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad . By sharing all his varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, he is also doing the social service. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 10000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, need of irrigation facility. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Chhote Lal Kashyap, from Village Gopramau, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Chhote Lal Kashyap has approximate 2 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 40 years. 3 commercial varieties have been planted by Chhote Lal Kashyap in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 135 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He is earning about Rs 50000-100000 from non-commercial varieties. He requires expects a tube well in his orchard and financial help to maintain diversity to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Dashehari, Beeju Desi, Desi Dashehari, Desi Chausa and Gola are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for diversity of mango in orcahrd, source of income, social prestige. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Maiku Lal, from Village Sarsanda, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Maiku Lal has approximate 3 hectare area of mango orchard with in average age of about 35 years. 2 commercial varieties have been planted by Maiku Lal in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 40 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad . Heis not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. He requires specific markets where they can obtain good prices for non-commercial varieties, as in the general mandi (market) where prices and interest are generally low. to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Tukmi Chausa, Desi Taimuriya, Tukmi Surkhi and Lamboi Safeda are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for maintaining several mango varieties is not only a good source income and self use but also conserve the mango diversity.. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Nawab Hasan, planted numbers of mango varieties in Kasmandi Kalan village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 50-100 years old and extended up to about 1.5 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, Nawab Hasan planted several commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad, Shahbad and Sandila. He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, assistance in the collective marketing of different varieties is required, especially for smaller farmers. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for as a source of heritage for different varieties. . He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Upendra Kumar Singh, from Village Nabipanah, Nadan Mahal Road, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Upendra Kumar Singh has approximate 22 bigha area of mango orchard with in average age of about 35 Year. 4 commercial varieties have been planted by Upendra Kumar Singh in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 15 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad-Lucknow. He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He requires knowledge on orchard management techniques to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Dashehari, Chausa and Langra are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for conservation of different varieties and source of income. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Abdul Samad, from Village Malihabad, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Abdul Samad has approximate 15 bigha area of mango orchard with in average age of about 45-75 Year. 6 commercial varieties have been planted by Abdul Samad in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 12 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from Malihabad-Lucknow. He is serving society by sharing varieties to the surrounding areas. He requires knowledge on plant protection measures and management of old orchard to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Dashehari, Langra, Chausa and Lucknow Safeda are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for conservation and multiplication of different varieties. He is very hopeful for the future of his orchard, as the next generation will take interest in the conservation of existing varieties and also to bring more important variety in his orchard. Details

Sadab Ali, planted numbers of mango varieties in Malihabad village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 25 Year old and extended up to about 30 bigha areas. To solve different purposes, Sadab Ali planted 15 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad. By sharing all his varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, he is also doing the social service. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, training on orchard management. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for availability of different varieties for futureand good source of income. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

S. C. Shukla, planted numbers of mango varieties in Narauna village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 3-50 Year old and extended up to about 25 hectare areas. To solve different purposes, S. C. Shukla planted 20 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from ICAR-CISH, ICAR, other orchards. By sharing all his varieties to the needy peoples of surrounding areas, he is also doing the social service. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs 1100000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, to support others towards mango orchard. He is very much interested in maintaining his orchard. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for protect extinct varieties due to urbanization. He is expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Haji Kalimullah Khan, a mango grower belongs to Malihabad, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 100 years that covers an area of 14 acre. 52 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 1 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Dashehari, Chausa, Langra, Lucknow Safeda are the important mango varieties of Haji Kalimullah Khan. self interest, love for mangoesuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Haji Kalimullah Khan. He collected planting materials for the orchard from Bhopal, Raebareli, Kankaha, Saharanpur, Barabanki and Sahjahanpur. He shares his mango varieties with others. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Haji Kalimullah Khan, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is availability of different varieties, source of income, development of new varieties. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Durga Prashad, planted numbers of mango varieties in Tiwari Kheda, Naubasta, Mall village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 50 years old and extended up to about 4 acre areas. To solve different purposes, Durga Prashad planted 8 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from self multiplication. He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs. 2000-4000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, multiplication of varieties and proper management of insect pest and disease. He is not interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for availablity of varieties in future, good for environment and source of income. He is not expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Iqbal Ahmad, a mango grower belongs to Malihabad, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 55 years that covers an area of 10 bigha. 6 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 7 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Husnara, Gulab Khas, Dashehari, Khasulkhas and Amrapali are the important mango varieties of Iqbal Ahmad. good income, old orchard in mango growing area and self interestuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Iqbal Ahmad. He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad (Lucknow). He shares his mango varieties with others. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Iqbal Ahmad, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is more variety available in future and source of income. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Kuldeep Kumar, planted numbers of mango varieties in Gosaiganj village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 30 years old and extended up to about 4 bigha areas. To solve different purposes, Kuldeep Kumar planted 5 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad (Lucknow). He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, protection from disease and pest, multiplication of rare varieties on large scale and to increase area of rare varieties. He is not interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for source of income and varieties availability for future. He is not expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Mandhvendra Deo Singh, a mango grower belongs to Mall, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 100 years that covers an area of 80 bigha. 20 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 60 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Dashehari, Langra, Chausa, Lucknow Safeda, Ramkela, Mallika, Khasulkhas, Husnara and Gulab Khas are the important mango varieties of Mandhvendra Deo Singh. old orchard in mango growing area, love for mango trees, self interest, collection of new varieties and maintenace of available varieties in orchard use are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Mandhvendra Deo Singh. He collected planting materials for the orchard from self multiplication. He shares his mango varieties with others. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Mandhvendra Deo Singh, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is good for breeding programme, development of new varieties, more variety will available in future, good for environment and source of income. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Md Iliyas, a mango grower belongs to Malihabad, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 100 years that covers an area of 1 bigha. 4 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 6 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Chausa, Langra, Dashehari, Mallika, Amrapali and Husnara are the important mango varieties of Md Iliyas. source of income and self interestuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Md Iliyas. He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad (Lucknow) and self multiplication. He shares his mango varieties with others. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Md Iliyas, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is source of income and development of varieties. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Ram Pal Maurya, a mango grower belongs to Mall, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 30 years that covers an area of 1 bigha. 6 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 5 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Dashehari, Chausa, Lucknow Safeda, Langra and Amrapali are the important mango varieties of Ram Pal Maurya. self interest and source of incomeuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Ram Pal Maurya. He collected planting materials for the orchard from Malihabad (Lucknow) . He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs. 1000/tree/year from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Ram Pal Maurya, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is more variety will available in future and source of income. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Sanjay Singh, from Village Mall, District Lucknow, is a known mango orchardist. Sanjay Singh has approximate 20 acre area of mango orchard with in average age of about 40 years. 7 commercial varieties have been planted by Sanjay Singh in his orchard for different purposes. On the other hand 8 non-commercial varieties have been planted by his. He collected different mango varieties from self multiplication. Heis not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. He requires multiplicatio and lpanting of new and old varieties to conserve his green wealth and ultimately to maintain & enhance his source of income. He is not interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is growing numbers of varieties in his orchard out of which Dashehari, Langra, Chausa and Lucknow Safeda are the important varieties. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for development of new varities and source of income from rare varities. He is not very hopeful for the future of his orchard, because the next generation is not showing interest in the conservation of existing varieties in his orchard. Details

Shiv Kumar Dwivedi, a mango grower belongs to Godwa, District Lucknow, (Uttar Pradesh,). Average age of mango orchard is around 30 years that covers an area of 30 acre. 7 commercial varieties are present in his orchard. He is maintaining 10 non commercial varieties in his orchard. Dashehari, Langra, Chausa, Ramkela and Lucknow Safeda are the important mango varieties of Shiv Kumar Dwivedi. old orchard, interested to maintain more varieties, source of income and good returnuse are the major motivational factors towards mango cultivation for Shiv Kumar Dwivedi. He collected planting materials for the orchard from government nurseries. He shares his mango varieties with others. He earns approximately Rs. 10000 from non commercial varieties. He needs irrigation facilities as conservation support for his mango orchard. According to Shiv Kumar Dwivedi, the importance for the conservation of mango orchard is availability of different varieties, development of new varieties and source of income from rare varieties. His next generation is not interested in conservation of existing varieties and collection of new varieties. Details

Utkarsh Singh Chauhan, planted numbers of mango varieties in Mall village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 35 years old and extended up to about 10 acre areas. To solve different purposes, Utkarsh Singh Chauhan planted 8 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from self multiplication. He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. The non-commercial varieties of the orchard generate a revenue of Rs. 10000. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, multiplication of varieties and proper management of insect pest and disease. He is not interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for more variety availablity and source of income. He is not expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details

Ajeet Shukla, planted numbers of mango varieties in Village- Para Bandrahi, Post- Atari (Mall) village of Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh,. his mango orchard is about 25-60 years old and extended up to about 50 bigha areas. To solve different purposes, Ajeet Shukla planted 7 commercial varieties in his orchard. To increase his source of income and also because of self-interest different mango varieties have been collected by his from Malihabad (Lucknow). He is not sharing his varieties to other farmers of the surrounding areas. To maintain & enhance his aggregated source of income as well as to conserve his tree diversity, technical guidance to maintain and conserve mango varieties. He is not interested in maintaining his orchard in future. He is well aware about the conservation of the existing varieties for availability of varieties for next generation. He is not expecting that the younger generation will be concerned with the conservation of existing varieties and enrichment of varietal diversity by bringing some other useful variety in his orchard. Thus he is very hopeful for the future of his orchard. Details