India - Farmers complain about poor germination of ‘Ambai 16’ paddy

21.01.2020 143 views
Farmers of Vadakarai area, who had cultivated ‘Ambai 16’ paddy variety and reportedly suffered heavy loss owing to poor germination of the crop, have appealed to Collector G.K. Arun Sundar Thayalan to inspect their paddy fields and recommend to the government for due crop loss compensation. A group of agriculturists from Vadakarai, led by farmer Abdul Ali, who submitted the petition to the Collector, said farmers, getting water for irrigation from Adavinainar Dam’s three channels had cultivated ‘Ambai 16’ variety paddy during this ‘pisanam’ season after buying the seeds from various sources. Since the variety had not grown properly, the farmers had suffered heavy loss and hence the officials attached to the Department of Agriculture should be instructed to visit the affected paddy fields in Vadakarai area for giving due crop loss compensation, the petitioner farmers said. Complaining about harassment by the police, a group of paddystraw traders submitted a petition to the Collector. They said around 15 loads of paddystraw was being sent to Kerala every day as the harvested paddystraw was being rolled and loaded in the vehicles to be sent to the neighbouring State.
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