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Monggo seeds, also known as mung beans, are harvested when the pods turn brown and dry on the plant. Farmers typically cut the plants at the base and bundle them, allowing them to dry further if necessary. Once dried, the pods are threshed to separate the seeds from the pods, and the seeds are then cleaned and stored for use. Proper timing and handling during harvest are crucial to ensure good seed quality.

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