Rain damage makes exotic vegetables from Nilgiris dearer, but carrot price stays low
Rain damage has reduced supplies of exotic vegetables from the Nilgiris, pushing broccoli to ₹450 per kg and leaf lettuce to ₹200 per kg at auction. Carrots are fetching farmers only ₹10 per kg because of rot and a glut.
Nilgiris vegetable prices rain damage broccoli leaf lettuce
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