West Godavari, May 8, (way2newstv.com):
In West godavari district, farmers are cultivating palm oil crop over one lakh acres. This is the highest crop in Andhra Pradesh. The government also encouraged farmers as there were favorable soil moisture for oil farming. Oilpom factory was also set up in Pidayegi. Pamahail farmers have been financially rewarded. However, farmers say that this happiness is not long enough. The once oilfield farmers are hopeful that the farmers are now in a difficult situation. It is said that the fear of the harvest is not enough to harvest this crop. With the harvest of oil palm cultivation for some time, many farmers remove plantations and produce other crops. The main reason for this is the lack of proper support for crops grown. In Telangana, the price of oil firms is 18.48 per cent. In Andhra Pradesh, only 16.40 per cent of the tonne oil is being levied at Rs 8,222. Farmers say that the oil palm is not because they are grown, but because of the huge investment, the income has not been expected.
SADLY.......THE PALM OIL FARMER!
Farmers have raised concerns over the percentage of yields that are determined in the factory at a pada yogi factory when it is a joint state. This would be based on the yield determined in the factory at Ashwaroopettu and decided to judge the medium price. Now the price of the farmers is on the basis of the yield of the pedigeji factory, which is now going to Telangana. Farmers are seriously damaged. Farmers do not understand what the difference between Rs 2,000 per ton is. This led to the issue of the oil fraud farmers taking the issue to the government. He said the recovery rate would be raised to a percentage. However, farmers say that it is not implemented yet. On the other hand, the condition of the couriers is much worse. They say that the lease, the investments and the powder and the chilli powder melt. The oil palm lease is up to 40 thousand acre. The investment is over Rs. 30 thousand. Total cost of Rs. 70 thousand. Farmers say that the yield is about eight tons per acre. At present, the government is paying the price of Rs 64 for eight tons. That means there is a loss of Rs. The oil palm farmers have urged the government to pay the price of the crop by focusing on the issue.
