Thousands of quintals mustard yield and soak 20 thousand bags due to rain in the temporary market of Mahendraga H
Thousands of quintal mustard in the temporary grain market built at the Mahendraga H bus stand is under the open sky. This morning, due to the rain, the mustard bags and heaps placed in the market were drenched. After the morning rain, agents appear to be placing on their mustard on the tarpaulin. Not only that, but the dogs appear to be back and walking on mustard piles. Since the market is not safe, animals sometimes make benches and urine on the product.
Suddenly in the morning rain
On Friday night, there were strong winds, and at 5 pm on Saturday, the weather suddenly changed the rain. Due to the rain, thousands of quintal mustard crops were drenched under the Open Sky in Mandi. Mustard bags are also wet inside the two-three vehicles parked in the market. Due to the rain, the mustard of the Dhilai flows in the water. According to the rules, they are responsible for their maintenance, from burning to the crops.
20 thousand bags are open
At this time, the arrival of the mustard in Mahendraga H Mandi is in full swing and farmers in the area have reached the relevant market and procurement center, to sell crops in government procurement under the SP at the Purchase Center. So far 75000 quintals have been collected in the Mahendraga grain market and one and a half bags have been lifted. About 20000 bags are open, which have not yet been lifted.
Wet wheat and mustard in these districts
Earlier on Friday, there were wet wheat yield cases in Jazzhar, Charki Dadri and Jind. Thousands of quintals of wheat and mustard are open in the HAJ azar grain market, due to rain, a yield of Rs 5 to Rs 7 crore is expected. This assessment was made by Athartis. Agents said the Meteorological Department had already icted the speech, but that the administration did not focus on it.
Slowly lifting
Due to thunderstorms in the Charkhi Dadri, thousands of quintals opened in the grain market have fallen in the rain. Due to the soaking of rain, crop failure is likely to be due to the loss of farmers and agents. Market Committee Secretary Vijay Kumar admitted that the lifting was slow, which was a large amount of grain open.
In Jind’s grain market, on Thursday night rain, four million brown bastards were watered, the agent said. The administration has made no setting. If a shed was made in the grain market, this wheat would have been placed under it and the agents would not lose crores of rupees. Now resorting to the pump to remove the water. (Designation of Deshaj Singh)
