CM Revanth Reddy instructed the officials to organise the farmers conference to create awareness among the farming community and not as a public meeting.
Stalls will be opened by Agriculture , Horticulture and Animal Husbandry Departments at the venue of the farmers conference. The stalls will be equipped to educate the farmers about the advanced farming methods and new technologies adopted in the agriculture sector.
New crop varieties, developed by the University, innovations in Oil Palm companies and innovative products launched by various companies and it;s benefits to the farmers will also be displayed in the stalls. Advanced equipment,electric tractors, drones, etc. will be kept ready for demonstration in the farmers meeting.
CM Revanth Reddy emphasized that a three-day farmers' meeting should be organized to create awareness among the farmers and not confine to only visiting of the farmers on November 30. All the stalls will be opened from November 28.
The Chief Minister instructed the officials to organize the farmers conference in
such a manner the Telangana farmers acquire knowledge about the changes happening in agricultural practices in the country.
Officials briefed the Chief Minister that the state government already waived off
farm loans upto Rs. 2lakh benefitting 23 lakh farmers. Officials submitted a report
to the Chief Minister on the complaints received in the implementation of farm
loan waiver scheme due to errors in Aadhaar numbers, names in bank accounts and family verification.
CM Advisor Vem Narender Reddy, MP CH Kiran Kumar Reddy, MLA Sudarshan Reddy. CMO Special Secretary Chandrasekhar Reddy and Principal Secretary Agriculture Raghunandan Rao are also present.
