Adilabad, Jan 30 (way2newstv.in):
ANNADHATHA AKRANDHANA
The farmers and laborers are in the process of bringing in the road to bring them up as they depend on the laborers of other regions.Farmers cultivated cotton in nearly four lakh acres across the joint district. Farmers looking at the benefits of cotton harvest are also converted into paddy fields. Cotton was cut into three phases in the hands of the month of February, depending on the weather conditions. But in the month of January, even in the first half of the sessions did not stop. The main reason for this is the lack of laborers. The price of Rs 5 per kg for cotton was also increased by Rs. Earlier this year, the laborers who worked for Rs.7 a local resume were not allowed to pay the price afterward. On the other hand, every family in the villages is doing small and large cotton farming. With this, the district farmers are moving from cotton to Maharashtra, Kurnool, and Vijayawada to cotton.
They pay up to Rs 13 a kilo, on the other hand, their lunches, expense, and expense.This year's scarcity is seen in cotton trees across the joint district. Moreover, cotton floating on the tree is not getting rattled. Farmers have fallen solely in the yield that they are just above the soil and the dried cotton tree. The cotton weight of the sun is also not reduced and the farmers said. On the other hand, agriculturists have said that the coconut stem and the cutting should be cut short after the pest incidence. In such a situation, he became a farmer or a spectator.
The new problem catches the cotton farmer who has come together all the new problems. The six-year-old crops grow in the same crop of tears to look like a crooked farmer. The yield has come to good that the cotton on the dried prawn plant is lying on the ground and is helpless and can not do anything. This year the cotton farmers are struggling with the shortage of laborers. The cost of the wage is double and the local farmers are not available and the plant is already on sale. This is a problem for each farmer everywhere across the joint district.
ANNADHATHA AKRANDHANA
The farmers and laborers are in the process of bringing in the road to bring them up as they depend on the laborers of other regions.Farmers cultivated cotton in nearly four lakh acres across the joint district. Farmers looking at the benefits of cotton harvest are also converted into paddy fields. Cotton was cut into three phases in the hands of the month of February, depending on the weather conditions. But in the month of January, even in the first half of the sessions did not stop. The main reason for this is the lack of laborers. The price of Rs 5 per kg for cotton was also increased by Rs. Earlier this year, the laborers who worked for Rs.7 a local resume were not allowed to pay the price afterward. On the other hand, every family in the villages is doing small and large cotton farming. With this, the district farmers are moving from cotton to Maharashtra, Kurnool, and Vijayawada to cotton.
They pay up to Rs 13 a kilo, on the other hand, their lunches, expense, and expense.This year's scarcity is seen in cotton trees across the joint district. Moreover, cotton floating on the tree is not getting rattled. Farmers have fallen solely in the yield that they are just above the soil and the dried cotton tree. The cotton weight of the sun is also not reduced and the farmers said. On the other hand, agriculturists have said that the coconut stem and the cutting should be cut short after the pest incidence. In such a situation, he became a farmer or a spectator.
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