Mirchi Rates: Farmers are worried about the price of elephants

Mirchi Rates: Asia’s second largest market, Warangal Elephant Agriculture Market was on Monday. Farmers from the United Warangal district and other parts of the district have brought large -man -mirchi bakes. Farmers have brought large chillies to the agricultural market for two days holidays on Saturday and Sunday and the market is open on Monday.

With about 80,000 settlements from different places, farmer elephants came to the market yard and the entire yard was filled with red gold. On the one hand, a large number of chilli settlements are being brought to the market yard. While there is a variety of chilli in the market, Grandma Mirchi, Wonder Hot, US 341, DD and Deepika are getting a maximum price of 20 thousand except native Mirchi.

Falling price

The prices of chilli in the Warangal Elephant Agricultural Market are falling day by day. There is no need for investment, yield and marketing in the market. All market traders are accused of cutting prices. But traders say that the price of Mirchi has fallen. Last year, Quinta Mirchi paid 20 to 40 thousand rupees.

But now farmers are worried that prices are not going to be due to lack of situation. Prices of cultivation of crops investment in millions of rupees in the market. The government has taken initiative in this regard and urged farmers to take appropriate measures to ensure justice.

Besors in cold storage

Some farmers are selling financial conditions at a lower rate, while others store in cold storage. Warangal Elephant Farm is full of cold storage mirchi bastards around the market. Last year, Mirchi Bustard of many traders was also in cold storage, as exports were large. Already, more than 1 million bastard is stored in cold stories, of which more than 90 % are traders. Meanwhile, traders say that this time, the cost of export is not increasing. It is clear that there is no further price fall.

(Reporting: Hindustan Times Telugu, United Warangal District Representative)