Minister cautions ryots against stubble burning, explains its adverse impact
Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao has warned farmers against stubble burning due to its detrimental effects on soil health. He emphasized the need for education on this issue and discussed the potential impacts of El Nino and urea supply challenges. The minister also mentioned that penalties would be imposed on farmers who engage in stubble burning, in line with National Green Tribunal guidelines.
- ▪Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao cautioned farmers about the adverse effects of stubble burning on soil quality.
- ▪He urged department officials to educate farmers on the issue and its implications.
- ▪The minister highlighted the disappointing urea supply situation due to external conflicts and criticized the Centre for not increasing domestic production.
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HYDERABADAgriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao has cautioned farmers against stubble burning, highlighting its adverse impact on soil quality and nutrition. He also asked the department officials to educate farmers on it.Speaking at the Rythu Nestham programme from Hyderabad on Tuesday, he also explained to the farmers about the possible impact of El Nino, impending problems in urea supply, soil protection and selection of crops based on soil quality. He stated that a section of farmers were resorting to stubble farming as part of preparing their land for the next crop.However, such an action would severely impact the soil health and harm the crops.
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