Farmers are lining up for urea at Primary Agricultural Co -operative Societies (Societies). In front of any society, there are queues and peasant scenes.
- High allocations to private dealers
- Higher reserves in private stores than societies
- 18 thousand at private .. 12 thousand tonnes at societies
- The Department of Agriculture has failed in evacuations to societies
- Farmers’ bars before societies ..
- Markfed officers watching
Hyderabad, Aug 23 (Namaste Telangana): Farmers are lining up for urea at primary agricultural cooperatives (societies). In front of any society, there are queues and peasant scenes. But there is no urea stock needed for farmers. If the scene is cut… there is no queue at private fertilizer shops. There are no bars that have been barged down. But, there is no need for urea, but not to give farmers. They say they have no stock. The stock inside is being moved to the black market. Urea reserves are high at private fertilizer dealers compared to the state’s subsidiaries that are available to farmers in the state. Urea Golmaal is happening.
High reserves
According to Markfed sources, there are high urea reserves in private dealers compared to societies across the state. On the 23rd of this month, there were 18,576 tonnes at private dealers and only 12,636 tonnes of urea at the societies. On the 20th of this month, there were 26,525 tonnes at private dealers and 12,579 tonnes at societies. On the 18th of this month, there were 29,549 tonnes of private dealers and 15,622 tonnes of urea at societies. It is noteworthy that the private dealers are equally compared to the stock in Bufferstock and goddesses at Markfed. In fact, Markfed has 60% allocation and 40% for private dealers. But it is noteworthy that Markfed and Societies have fewer reserves at private dealers with low allocations. Farmers are fighting at the high allocation societies, the lack of sales at private dealers is suspected.
Why not allocate 100% to Markfed?
The government allocates 60% to MarkFed and 40% to private dealers in the fertilizer. The company is moving the fertilizer to Markfed to the Societies with the approval of the Agriculture Department. Private dealers .. sold by agencies. However, the government is always allocating it as usual without focusing on the actual situation. There are criticisms that private dealers are moving to the black market if they are in serious trouble for fertilizers at societies. Despite the government’s power to stop private allocations in disasters, the decision has been criticized for not taking a decision. The Agriculture Department sources are of the opinion that doing so will prevent the black market and that the farmers are likely to meet the shortage of urea.
Markfed like a ceremonial statue…!
Markfed is a key role in the supply of fertilizer. But, even if the situation is going on .. Criticism that there is no minimum steps to meet the shortage of urea. In fact, urea is supplied by Markfed to societies. This will be aware of where the situation is. Against this backdrop, the government should give advice and suggestions to explain the actual situation to the government. But there are criticisms that the authorities are acting in a way that is all about it. A agriculture officer responded… ‘Markfed should allocate the entire quota in such a large crisis. Through Tadwa Raw Societies, farmers are able to supply more urea and control higher prices and black market. But Markfed officials are sleeping. They are not taking the shortness of urea seriously, ‘he said. A key officer in Markfed has made strange comments. He said that they were just delivering a job and that the big authorities would do it and unnecessarily fill it. However, there are criticisms of not making any effort to solve the problem. There is criticism that Markfed is acting like a ceremonial statue.
This is not the case in ten years ..
Under the last 10 years of BRS regime, urea has never been in line for hours. Revant Reddy’s words are cheated by all the farmers .. We are currently worried about the last BRS government for the farmers. KCR farmers have never caused trouble. I have a 10 -acre farm. If my son goes to Dawakhana because of illness, I stood in line for urea. I have knee pains .. That’s why sitting in the chair. No urea, this government. Revant Reddy
– Govindamma, female farmer, Guntipally, Gadwala district
