From the archive record
In the village of Ghorakhuri, fruit and vegetable farming is taken very seriously. The villagers have become wealthy thanks to their hard work and understanding of advanced and new varieties, and their intense cultivation of the same, with good water availability, excellent weather and superb soil. They have staked up their tomatoes just right! Tamatar is not just a necessity in the Indian kitchen now. Tamatar comes in multiple colours, shapes, hues and tastes as well , and not just the desi tomato we are all used to seeing in the neighbourhood sabzi mandi! After getting a bumper harvest, these farmers sort through a huge mound of fresh, juicy tomatoes to take to the market to sell. Plucking red, ripe tomatoes from a field at harvest time. Tomatoes ready for harvest, being plucked and put