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The State's gross cropped area expanded from 129.04 lakh acres in 2014-15 to 232.58 lakh acres last year. It resulted in a growing demand for high-quality seeds.
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Farmers failing to get considered in the first phase remittances, took up their issues with the branch heads of their respective banks.
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Dr. Ala directed officials to ensure that cotton seeds would be sold at the maximum retail price of Rs 864 per packet.
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Agricultural officials are facing difficulties to maintain the Rythu Vedikas since maintenance charges have not been released during the last 19 months.
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The State had a bumper Rabi harvest last year and procurement of paddy was done till the last grain in 2022-23.
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Telangana government will facilitate interaction between farmers and agriculture experts through the Rythu Vedikas every Tuesday from 10 am to 11.30 am
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In the first phase, four Rythu Vedikas - Thimmapur of Karimnagar, Mallial of Jagtial, Sircilla of Rajanna-Sircilla and Gundaram of Peddapalli district - were selected to implement the programme on a pilot basis
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On Friday, Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao emphasized that the advancement of a State depends greatly on the prosperity of its farmers.
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The Minister said Rythu Vedikas should serve as centres for dissemination of information and creating awareness among the farmers on the new farming practices and best crop varieties to be opted.
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Assuming office as Minister for Agriculture, Marketing, Cooperation, Handloom and Textile at the Secretariat, he signed the first file clearing the proposal for setting up five oil palm units with an outlay of Rs.1050 crore in the State.
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During his visit to the Siddipet Cotton Yard, farmers complained they were worried whether the govt would purchase paddy soaked in rain.
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Suryapet: District Collector T Vinay Krishna Reddy on Monday asked members of Rythu Bandhu Samithis and officials of the agriculture department to create awareness among farmers on best-farming methods of different crops utilising Rythu Vedikas. Releasing the calendar-2022 of Rythu Bandhu Samithi in his camber at the Collectorate, Vinay Krishna Reddy said the State government […]
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Hyderabad: The State government’s persistent efforts to get the farmers in Telangana to take up alternate crops instead of paddy appears to be paying off with Agriculture Minister S Niranjan Reddy stating on Thursday that farmers across the State were taking up alternate crops on a large scale. Subsequently, sufficient seed stocks have been made […]
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Hyderabad: IT and Industries Minister on Monday said initiation was the best form of flattery and with the Union government replicating Telangana’s TS-iPASS to bring a single-window clearance for industrial development, “I can proudly claim that what Telangana does today, India does tomorrow.” Through TS-iPASS, the State government gave approvals to about 17,302 industrial units […]
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Khammam: The State government has taken steps to expedite the completion of Sita Rama Lift Irrigation project to irrigate lands in erstwhile Khammam district, Transport Minister P Ajay Kumar said on Monday. Addressing a public meeting at Sakinaveedu in the district, he said the tail-end ayacut now being irrigated with NSP waters would be fed […]
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Minister spoke at the farmers' meetings at different villages in Khammam and asked the villagers to make collective efforts for the development of rural areas
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Suryapet: Villages in erstwhile Nalgonda district are now wearing a new look with Palle Pakruthi Vanams, Vaikuntadhamams and Rythu Vedikas coming up under the Palle Pragathi and other schemes. About 837 villages in Nalgonda district, 475 villages in Suryapet district and 421 villages in Yaddari-Bhongir district have got major a face lift with the implementation of […]
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While Rs 463 crore was allocated for the micro, small and medium enterprises, Rs 32 crore was allocated for education and Rs 95 crore for the housing sector
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Despite Covid pandemic, the State government has not gone back on Rythu Bandhu and procurement of paddy, the Minister said
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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
