Vehllez United
Punjabi's all over the world association
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| | | In the hills farmers grow mainly mandua |  Mon Jun 28, 2010 7:36 am by cena2020 | In the outer Himalaya farmers were reluctant to grow maize because of wild animals such as bears, wild boars and monkeys. In khadar (lowland) areas they grow paddy and irrigated wheat and in uplands they take rainfed rabi crops.
In the hills farmers grow mainly mandua, jhingora and guar. Because of recent developments they have been attracted towards off-season vegetables, e.g., peas, tomatoes, …
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