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Farmers again dump tomatoes due to humiliating "market prices"


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47 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

 

Madanapalle lo kooda anthey anna , not just tomatoes onions , ginger , cabbage , carrot prices have crashed in india 

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20 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Imagine yendallo months kashtapadi - naddi irigella vangi then having to throw everything away without making paisa on it. "Why cant they act like businessmen ya" anta for bhakths. aa rythu ippud kaakapoina okappadu manaku thindi petttadu ani intha kooda vundadhu ee rakshasulaki.

matham kulam region antey vastaru bayatiki

farmers issues evadu care cheyyadu sad situation in soceity

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1 minute ago, futureofandhra said:

matham kulam region antey vastaru bayatiki

farmers issues evadu care cheyyadu sad situation in soceity

CBN supported farmers very much we never saw farmers suffer during CBN rule. CBN rithu bandhu CBN rithu mitra CBN ye oka pedda raithu. Asala CBN palana lo prakruti pachaga varshalu nindu ga raitu subisham ga unnadu.. inka yevaru unna Raitu is suffering 

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5 minutes ago, futureofandhra said:

matham kulam region antey vastaru bayatiki

farmers issues evadu care cheyyadu sad situation in soceity

Asalu sendral sir eppudaina madanapalle market lo govt purchases chesada choopunchu 14 years history lo . 

TDP vallu raithula gurunchi chebuthuntey maree comedy ga untadhi .

Political parties care only about getting I to power , farmers gurunchi vallaki aath care

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Just now, Ryzen_renoir said:

Asalu sendral sir eppudaina madanapalle market lo govt purchases chesada choopunchu 14 years history lo . 

TDP vallu raithula gurunchi chebuthuntey maree comedy ga untadhi .

Political parties care only about getting I to power , farmers gurunchi vallaki aath care

am cbn fan it does not mean i support every mistake of tdp

he is in opposition for his his own mistakes

power lo vunnodini question chesey scene untey appudu chuddam

 

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36 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Imagine yendallo months kashtapadi - naddi irigella vangi then having to throw everything away without making paisa on it. "Why cant they act like businessmen ya" anta for bhakths. aa rythu ippud kaakapoina okappadu manaku thindi petttadu ani intha kooda vundadhu ee rakshasulaki.

Farming endhuku modernize avale india lo inka?  Manaki anni bane unaye ga mari africa and eastren europe laga poor em kadhuga. 

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20 minutes ago, pakbanda said:

Farming endhuku modernize avale india lo inka?  Manaki anni bane unaye ga mari africa and eastren europe laga poor em kadhuga. 

In India above 90% farmers are small and in deep debts, so no scope for investing in modernization until govt has some plans to spend funds in this direction. 

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25 minutes ago, pakbanda said:

Farming endhuku modernize avale india lo inka?  Manaki anni bane unaye ga mari africa and eastren europe laga poor em kadhuga. 

If you have any relatives into farming ask them that question , you will know why .

It's not something keyboard warriors know about

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Just to remind how private companies play with farming

 

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, public attention was drawn to suicides by indebted farmers following crop failures.[181] For example, in the early 2000s, farmers in Andhra Pradesh (AP) were in economic crisis due to high-interest rates and crop failures, leading to widespread unrest and farmer suicides.[182]Monsanto was one focus of protests with respect to the price and yields of Bt seed. In 2005, the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee, the Indian regulatory authority, released a study on field tests of certain Bt cotton strains in AP and ruled that Monsanto could not market those strains in AP because of poor yields.[183] At about the same time, the state agriculture minister barred the company from selling Bt cotton seed, because Monsanto refused a request by the state government to provide pay about Rs 4.5 crore (about one million US$) to indebted farmers in some districts, and because the government blamed Monsanto's seeds for crop failures.[184] The order was later lifted.

In 2006, AP tried to convince Monsanto to reduce the price of Bt seeds. Unsatisfied, the state filed several cases against Monsanto and its Mumbai-based licensee, Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds.[185] Research by International Food Policy Research Institute found no evidence supporting an increased suicide rate following the introduction of Bt cotton and that Bt cotton.[186][187] The report stated that farmer suicides predated commercial introduction in 2002 (and unofficial introduction in 2001) and that such suicides had made up a fairly constant portion of the overall national suicide rate since 1997.[187][188]The report concluded that while Bt cotton may have been a factor in specific suicides, the contribution was likely marginal compared to socio-economic factors.[187][188] As of 2009, Bt cotton was planted in 87% of Indian cotton-growing land.[189]

Critics including Vandana Shiva said that the crop failures could "often be traced to" Monsanto's Bt cotton, that the seeds increased farmer indebtedness and argued that Monsanto misrepresented the profitability of their Bt Cotton, causing losses leading to debt.[181][190][191][192] In 2009, Shiva wrote that Indian farmers who had previously spent as little as ₹7 (rupees) per kilogram were now paying up to ₹17,000 per kilo per year for Bt cotton.[193] In 2012 the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and the Central Cotton Research Institute (CCRI) stated that for the first time farmer suicides could be linked to a decline in the performance of Bt cotton, and advised, "cotton farmers are in a deep crisis since shifting to Bt cotton. The spate of farmer suicides in 2011–12 has been particularly severe among Bt cotton farmers."[194]

In 2004, in response to an order from the Bombay High Court the Tata Institute produced a report on farmer suicides in Maharashtra in 2005.[195][196] The survey cited "government apathy, the absence of a safety net for farmers, and lack of access to information related to agriculture as the chief causes for the desperate condition of farmers in the state."[195]

Various studies identified the important factors as insufficient or risky credit systems, the difficulty of farming semi-arid regions, poor agricultural income, absence of alternative income opportunities, a downturn in the urban economy which forced non-farmers into farming and the absence of suitable counseling services.[188][197][198] ICAR and CCRI stated that the cost of cotton cultivation had jumped as a consequence of rising pesticide costs, while total Bt cotton production in the five years from 2007 to 2012 had declined.[194]

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