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Currently, it is present in 13 districts, operating 45 warehouses and managing 1.75 lakh MT stock. It serves more than 500-plus farmers and Farmers Producer Organisations (FPOs), traders and corporates.
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A software engineer, Sai Praneeth is providing weather-related information to farmers in the local language
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In the last couple of years, moved by the plight of farmers whose cattle died of accident, the Chief Priest of Temple, C S Rangarajan with the help of Goseva enthusiast Pavan Kumar, helped several farmers
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Kheyti helps smallholder farmers battle climate change through the greenhouse-in-a-box, a low-cost greenhouse bundled with end-to-end services.
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ZP Chairman Lingala Kamalaraj along with TS Seeds Corporation Chairman and Rythu Bandhu Samithi district convener took part in direct sowing of paddy at Kalakota village
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The minister said the government has instilled confidence among farmers by supplying Godavari water from Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme.
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The deceased were identified as Bhukya Sudhakar (28) and Malothu Yakub (40) of the same village.
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The day when the farmers will be able to fix price of their crops, should come with the unity of cultivators, he opined.
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MP Kotha Prabhakar Reddy says that dry seeding reduces the investment on paddy cultivation by about Rs 10 thousand on acre cultivation
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Minister said development of villages was possible when only the local people prepare comprehensive plans for the development of rural areas and implement them with unity
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Arikapudi Raghu, who works as chief master technician at BDL launched ‘Gift a Cattle’ challenge after he himself gifted seven bulls and a buffalo to farmers
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He said both Chandrababu and his minister P. Narayana had forcibly taken away lands from farmers and there was ample evidence that irregularities were committed in Amaravati lands.
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Vinod Kumar along with ZP chairperson N Aruna had formally inaugurated the Bulk Milk Cooling Unit (BMCU) of 10,000 litres capacity and 43rd department dairy parlour in Malkapet village of the interior Konaraopeta mandal on Thursday.
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Rajya Sabha MP Badugula Lingaiah Yadav said welfare of farmers was accorded top priority in the policies of the State govt by the CM K Chanderashekhar Rao, who succeeded in restoring past glory to agriculture
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Farm operations commenced in about 18.88 lakh acres across the State with cotton alone sown in around 14.82 lakh acres and red gram in 1.58 lakh acres
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Since TS government is keen on ensuring that farmers are supplied only quality plants, the Horticulture Officer asked the nursery owners to register with the Horticulture department
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Farmers have already commenced the preparations for the Vaanakalam crop season during which about 1.4 crore acres are likely to be cultivated
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By Thursday evening, around 42.43 lakh farmers comprising mostly small and marginal farmers and covering nearly two-thirds of the total 63.25 lakh eligible farmers in the State would have received their amount
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State govt has been strongly promoting cultivation of alternative crops including cotton, red gram, vegetables and fruits among others in tune with the market demand
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Ramanna stated that the government was offering the seeds to farmers to encourage them to grow the crop by providing a subsidy of 100 percent.