Pay attention to protect farmers from fake pesticides .. Appeal to Telangana government

Representatives of the National Pharmaceutical Unions met Telangana Agriculture Minister Tumala Nazara Rao to discuss challenges in the input industry. The minister RG Aggarwal (Dhanuka Agritch Limited), Ramesh Kalasam (Corteva), B. Srinivas (Bayer), Dugesh Chandra (Cropline India) and Kalyan Goswami (ACFI) met. There has been talks to strengthen industry and government cooperation to increase the efficiency of agricultural production.

Farmers should be educated

The team has praised the policies of the online principal certificate endorsement system and the coding system of agricultural products. He said that these measures are increasing transparency and providing quality products for farmers. The group has advised farmers to educate farmers to curb the tunes of fake pesticides and collar in regional languages. The minister believes that these ideas are important to convert farmers into inspiration.

Samples

This delegation talked about imbalance in the collection with pesticides. 50 percent models are taken from only 8 companies. The minister recognized this imbalance. Agriculture Secretary M Raghunandan Rao and Director of Agriculture Dr. B Gopi has directed to adopt scientific and appropriate policy in the collection of samples.

Training program

Representatives of the industry have clearly separated the Miss branding (misleading labeled products) and fake runs. It is proposed to start American training programs to improve regulatory standards. The minister also gave a positive answer.

Representatives have suggested that video advice and colortuns should conduct direct awareness programs to protect farmers from the risk of fake pesticides. The minister agreed to these views. Telangana is also interested in adopting a district agricultural extension model in Maharashtra.