Vikram Agro Agencies

Being in Azadpur New Subzi Mandi means you never really get a full night of sleep. Our spot at A-287 is right in the middle of all that chaos. Trucks are coming in at three in the morning, and the whole place smells like fresh earth and old wood crates. We spend our hours talking to farmers who bring their loads from far away. It is a lot of paperwork and even more shouting to get things moved around before the heat gets too bad. The floor is usually covered in bits of straw and vegetable leaves. We’ve got a small desk tucked in the back where we try to keep track of what’s going out and what’s staying. It’s not a quiet office job by any means. My hands are usually a bit dusty from handling the bags. People come in looking for specific batches, and we just point them to the right pile. It’s a bit of a maze here in the mandi if you don’t know your way around. We’ve seen the market change a bit over the years, but the basic rhythm is still the same. You show up, you move the stock, and you hope the prices stay fair for everyone. Sometimes we just sit on a plastic chair outside the unit and watch the tractors go by. It’s hard work, but it’s what we know how to do. The agency is just our way of staying busy in the market.