Crop Loss: Seasonal Rain destroys farmers’ crop, saffron mango is very strong shock

Due to the seasonal rains, farmers in many states of the country are facing great losses. In Surat in Gujarat, a lot of farmers have been affected by the seasonal rains on Wednesday morning. Paddy crops cut in the fields have been destroyed by rain. Farmers are now pleading for the help of the government. Farmers faced a huge loss here. Farmers are sad and seek financial assistance from the government.

The weather incident belonged to the Panon village in Surat. The pictures and videos coming from here are clearly stated that farmers have reduced their paddy crop and dried in the open ground here. The crop of the farmers is not dry, but due to the seasonal rain, it is certainly wet. Now farmers are engaged in hiding the rice crop from here. They do not understand that they can now sell paddy in the market. These circumstances have suffered similar damage not only in a village but also in the rainy areas of the farmers.

Many crops in Gujarat were ruined

Farmers have expressed their pain over the crop wasted due to seasonal rains. At the same time, he has requested the government. At the same time, a farmer said the last wasted the same way. Government representatives had taken documents for compensation, but not even a year later. In such a situation, it is difficult to say that the government will provide any compensation at this time.

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On the other hand, the meteorological department has warned that the Hurricane Gujarat and heavy rains are in danger. Hurricane and heavy rainfall may occur from the upcoming 24 to 29. But before that, heavy rains have been reported in many parts of Gujarat. In Gujarat’s Gir and Gir Somnath district, many farmers have been affected by heavy rains in many places today. Farmers have suffered a huge loss in Palchel village near Sasanagir.

Saffron mango weather

Farmers have continued to produce their eura crops for four months with hard work, and cut the crop. But before reaching the market, it was raining on the crop, and the farmer kept looking at his crop. A similar case came to light from the village of Jangar near Gir, where sesame crop was cut and collected in one place. But the crop was also destroyed by rain and farmers had to face a huge loss.

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In Gujarat’s Talala and Gir Somnath district, saffron mango crops are also seen in the rain. Now the mango is going on, and this time the rain has made the farmers who grow mangoes. Heavy rains have been reported in many areas including Talala, Una, Verwal and Kirra. (Sanjay Singh Rathore and Tilipayin’s input)

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