Hail Damage Crop In MP: The crisis on farmers’ crops is not taking its name. Last year, floods, rains and drought had damaged the crops of the farmers. Due to the drought, the crops of the farmers had dried up in Bihar and Chhattisgarh. Flood wreaked havoc in the neighboring states. At the same time, at the end of the Kharif season, heavy rains ruined other crops including paddy. For the last few days, frost is troubling the farmers. There has been some softening in the weather, so this time the rain and the hailstorm accompanying it have damaged the crops. Farmers are hardly able to defend their crops. At the same time, the farmers are trying to take out the waterlogging caused by the rains by opening the bunds. How to avoid hail? Taking information about this from agricultural experts.
Hail damage to crops in Madhya Pradesh
Hail accompanied by rain has been reported in many parts of Madhya Pradesh. Wheat crop has been damaged due to rain in Chhatarpur. Farmers say that crops have suffered a lot due to hail. Farmers have sown mustard, gram, pulses in this area. Now these crops have been damaged due to hailstorm. According to media reports, the Chhatarpur district administration has also informed about the damage caused by rain and hail.
Damage to gram and wheat in these areas
Hail has been recorded in Bijawar, Bada Malhara and other areas in Chhatarpur district of Bundelkhand in the last three days. Due to this, gram, wheat and other Rabi crops have also been damaged. Farmers say that unless farming can be assessed properly. Till then it cannot be told how much damage has been done.
Administration is assessing crop loss
In Chhatarpur and other neighboring districts, there has been so much hail that a sheet of thick hail has been spread in the fields. Farmers can get financial help for crop loss. Regarding this, the survey of crop loss has been started from the level of Chhatarpur district administration. The Chhatarpur District Magistrate said that a team of the Agriculture Department has been sent to make an accurate assessment of the crop loss. Teams will assess the damage and report. On the basis of that, compensation will be given to the farmers.
Farmers are demanding compensation
Local farmers say that less rain proves to be a boon for wheat. Kind of cold. That too is favorable for wheat. But the heavy rains for the last 3 days and the accompanying hailstorm have damaged the crops. The farmer is already moaning due to the loss of crops. In such a situation, the administration should give compensation to the farmers after assessing the agricultural losses. This will give relief to the farmers.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
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