Farmers who grow rice in Telangana have gone on the road to reduce prices and prices
Nowadays, in Telangana, rice cultivated farmers are very angry. On Tuesday, farmers here on the road in Perakapalli village of Danturabad division, demanding action on rice millers. Farmers allege that when buying rice in quality and humid -free pursuit, Millers cultivated 41.300 kg of food grains with 41.300 kg of food grains with 41.300 kg of food grains. For the past few years, we will tell you that paddy cultivation has increased in Telangana.
Farmers block the highway
Hundreds of farmers in the village blocked traffic on the Nirmal-Khanapur highway. This has been affected by the movement of vehicles for a while. Farmers have demanded action against millers who remove 2 kg of rice on a grain bag when buying grains from producers. Farmers say Millers are facing losses due to this action. When the police and revenue officials promised to do justice by investigating the allegations, the farmers went back and withdrew the protest. Police and income officials said the matter would be brought to the attention of the high authorities to the protesters. If the mill owners are convicted, action will be taken against him.
Rice prices decline
Rice farmers in Telangana are already upset with the declining prices. The deterioration of rice in the open market has created a situation of fear among rabi farmers. To prevent sales in the crisis, the government has definitely intervened in the market for parallel collection. But despite this initiative, its effect is very low. Private buyers, especially mill owners, are not much from the market.
In the great type of rice open market, quintal is sold between Rs 1,900 to Rs 2,000. This crop period runs from March to May is much lower than the general types of estimated prices. Prices are usually between Rs 2,320 to Rs 2,530 and A-grade varieties between Rs 2,630 to Rs 2,970.
Farmers have to compromise
Farmers are concerned about high production costs this season. This season has been the most time, and during the harvest, there is a huge loss due to unintended rains. The fall in prices is now more burdensome on farmers. Many farmers are compromising on prices to dispose of open stocks before the rain falls.
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