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Say truckloads of paddy still waiting at procurement centres; since the area is witnessing rains every day, they are finding it difficult to protect the produce
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The district records an average rainfall of 11 mm; Basar mandal receives the highest rainfall of 24.8 mm
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Farmers had shifted the harvested paddy to procurement centres to sell it to the government in Khanapur, Mudhole and Nirmal Assembly segments
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Says farmers are waiting for days in the sun to sell their crops, but the Chief Minister is busy reviewing beauty pageants
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However, they are facing troubles selling the crop since the purchasing centres have not yet started functioning in the district
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The BRS leader says sowing area details, number of purchase centres must be posted online to keep ryots informed
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Following the unexpected rains, the paddy kept by farmers at government-run procurement centres was damaged.
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Civil Supplies Commissioner DS Chauhan on Tuesday urged farmers to bring their paddy to government procurement centres without any hesitation
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Coordination with rice millers and adequate maintenance of intermediary godowns are also part of the preparation to streamline the process, he siad
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Addressing a news conference, he said the Civil Supplies Corporation would ensure its competitive presence in every market where the need for regulating private operations was felt.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said he had asked the Union government to increase the number of procurement centres for onions.
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Hyderabad: In a major technological initiative, the State IT Department is all set to introduce an AI-based quality assaying model to check the quality of crops brought to procurement centres across the State. To be deployed initially as a pilot project in three procurement centres before it is implemented across the State, the model will […]
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Hyderabad: The State Government has already set up 1,033 procurement centres for the 2021-22 Vanakalam season and measures were being taken to establish more centres in all the districts for the convenience of farmers. Civil Supplies Minister G Kamalakar held a meeting with Civil Supplies Corporation officials here on Monday on procurement centres. During the […]
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Collectorinformed that 7,88,850 tonnes of paddy worth Rs 1,470 crore was purchased from 1,10,468 farmers through IKP and PACS paddy procurement centres
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Ravinder Rao visited the procurement centres in Yellareddypet and Sircilla mandals to assess the procurement of farm produce during the lockdown period
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Rain water flooded the procurement centres at several places as the farmers stood helplessly.
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BJP Telangana State president said several farmers were facing problems due to non-availability of tarpaulins and gunny bags to protect the paddy from sudden rainfall
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Officials told to deploy more vehicles to shift paddy from procurement centres to mills
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Madhusudan stated that as many as 250 procurement centres were created for buying paddy produce from farmers across the district and added that they are expecting about 2.30 lakh metric tonnes of paddy to be procured this season.
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The Chief Minister, who held a high-level review meeting, said it was decided to procure paddy from villages, as was done last year, in view of the increasing cases of Covid-19.