Crop over 6.72 lakh ha damaged in Maharashtra

AURANGABAD: Unseasonal rain accompanied by hailstorm in central parts of Maharashtra has claimed four more lives in day and more than 50% crops on 6.72 lakh hectares of agricultural land across the state has been damaged.The death toll due to the heavy rain and lightning has climbed to 12, including one death reported from Hingoli district. The farmers from Varud Chakrapan village in Sengaon taluka in Hingoli district, who was returning home from his farm, came in contact with an electric wire and was electrocuted.State agriculture commissioner Umakant Dangat said that over 6.72 lakh hectares of agricultural land across 28 districts in the state has been affected due to unseasonal rainfall and hailstorms. "Over 50, 000 hectares of fruit crops and food crops on 6.20 lakh hectares has been destroyed," he said.

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Bio inputs give better yield for brinjal growers in Chittoor, AP

There is a general view that agriculture is not a remunerative profession. But for those who continue to do farming, there seems to be no choice. Either they leave the fields fallow or sell the lands for quick money.


“Reasons for being unremunerative are many like high cost of inputs, inability to break even in profit, marketing etc. But in spite of all these problems there are people like Mr. P. Muniratnam Naidu in Kasturikandriga village, Tirupati Rural Mandal, Chittoor district for whom agriculture is lucrative.