The Yogi government is growing fast towards ‘a drop of high crop’ by providing water to every farm. The purpose of the government is to increase irrigation capacity by promoting relatively efficient irrigation systems such as sprinkler and drops. For this purpose, the government provides 80 to 90 percent subsidy for irrigation types such as drops and sprayers. Millions of farmers have used it.
Drops and sprayer will have many advantages
The results of using these methods are too far. Water will be saved. Also, the power to pull water above ground water. Traditional irrigation filled with water does not cause damage to crops. By obtaining water for seeds and plants as needed, their germination (germination) and growth (growth) will be better. They can use their use on unemployed land. The impact of all of this is increased by increased yield and increased income of the farmer. This is also the purpose of the Yogi government of the peasantry. If this happens, the irrigation capacity with the available irrigation facilities will be one and a half times more.
Yogi government is supporting Israel
The government can get the cooperation of the Israeli government to be popular and effective. In this regard, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also spoke with him during a meeting with the Israeli ambassador. Some of the best centers related to agriculture have been set up.
More attention to Bundelkhand
Its initiative is taken from Bundelkand, which is very complicated for water. The government is working on three sprayers projects as an example of irrigation in low water. These include Masakon Chili (Hamirpur) Gulbahar (Mahoba) and Shahjaad (Lalitpur). Other irrigation projects are then planned to connect to the sprayer. The government will connect the ponds built under the Get-Band Project with the sprayer.
Extension of irrigation capacity so far
With the help of the Prime Minister’s irrigation scheme, the Yogi government has dedicated a milestone in the irrigation area of the state by dedicating the public to the public, Arjun Assistance Scheme and Pan Sagar Project. A total of 976 projects have been completed or established for the eight years of the Yogi’s 8 -year tenure on these big projects. As a result, about 48.32 lakh hectares of additional irrigation capacity was developed in the state.
185.33 lakh farmers benefited
About 185.33 lakh farmers benefited from this. In 2017, the area under the total irrigation area of the state was 82.58 lakh hectares. In eight years, it increased to 133 lakh hectares. This is the result of this effort to increase the widespread interest of the farmers, and the crop lid and yield, which are 76 per cent of today’s cultivated land, is irrigated by 86 percent of the total land.
The work continues in many projects
This process is still ongoing, which increases irrigation capacity. The second phase of the Central Ganga Nagar Project is being constructed in the Maharajjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjam in the second phase of the Kanhar Irrigation Project and the River of the Rohin. Once these projects are completed, about 5 lakh hectares will be created. Also, 7 lakh farmers will benefit from this. Similarly, under the River Joint Project, Jhansi, Mahoba, Banda and Lalitpur of Pundelkand’s Lalitpur will quench the thirst of the fields of the fields.
Also, 21 lakh people get drinking water. In fact, for a permanent solution of floods and drought, the river connection project is the dream of the late Atal Bihari Bajpai. On his birthday, on December 25 last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone. The Yogi government is also working fast with 90 and 10 percent of the project respectively.
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