Unseasonal rainfall in Warangal and Khammam districts has left cotton and maize crops soaked, compounding the distress of farmers already reeling from recent cyclonic rains. At Enumamula market, traders and CCI refused to buy wet produce, prompting calls for official intervention.
Slams Congress government for neglecting the farmers’ welfare and appealed to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to refrain from uttering lies to the people
Warangal: Prices of red chilli have been shooting up for the last one month at the Enumamula agriculture market year causing overwhelming joy to the farmers. Enumamula is one of Asia’s biggest agriculture markets located near here. While a quintal of red chilli (Deshi variety) has got a record price of Rs 48,000 per quintal […]
Warangal: In a welcome development for cotton farmers, the price of cotton touched a record high of Rs 8,105 per quintal at the Enumamula Agriculture Market here on Wednesday. According to official sources, this is the highest price since the start of cotton procurement on October 1 this season. Farmers had brought in over two […]
He added that the cotton was grown in an area of 7,58,560 acres in the combined Warangal district and they were expecting 6,25,285 metric tonnes (MT) of cotton arrivals.
