United Nations Secretary-General MS Shobha Karandlaje’s review of the implementation of intermediate agricultural plans in Telagan State.

Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare

United Nations Secretary-General MS Shobha Karandlaje’s review of the implementation of intermediate agricultural plans in Telagan State.

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Posted on: 13 SEP 2021 5:03 PM by PIB Hyderabad

State Minister for Agriculture and Farmer Welfare, Shobha Karandlaje, said it is important to encourage agricultural exports. She said the central government would work closely with the regional government to export India as a major agricultural commodity.

Speaking to senior agricultural and central government officials in the city today, the minister said there should be an independent cell to control agricultural exports that coordinate with the center, regional government, agriculture and food production. The Export Development Authority (ADEPA) and the farmers have been working to ensure that the farmers get value in addition to their produce. He said a large-scale program to produce 20 palm oil in the state will help the state save a lot of foreign exchange. The central government is making efforts to establish a profitable oil processing industry, said Karandalaje.

State Minister of Agriculture and Public Safety Minister Shobha Karandlaje, Evaluation Meeting with regional officials on the implementation of agricultural programs in Hyderabad, Tel Aviv.Telana State Minister of Agriculture, Cooperation and Marketing Sh. S. Niranjan Reddy, Secretary General of Telagana Sri Lanka Kumar, and other officials will also be present.

State Minister for Agriculture, Cooperation and Marketing, Sri S. Niranjan Reddy, told the Union Minister that the region has witnessed 38 percent increase in crop production and 68 percent increase in crop production over the past seven years. Telana and Sri Somesh Kumar, Secretary General, spoke about innovative initiatives in states such as Ritu Baduhu, Rutu Bima and Ratu Vedikas. Secretary-General of the State Department of Agriculture, Sri Raguwanda Rao, who participated in the statement, said irrigation, energy, investment support and social security for farmers are the main drivers of the region’s agricultural potential. The meeting was attended by the Deputy Chancellors of Regional Agricultural and Veterinary Universities and senior officials from ICAR, MANAGE, IIMR and the Cooperative Bank.

Later in the day, State Minister for Agriculture and Farmers’ Security, Shobha Karandlaje, visited the Jedimela Center for Excellence (Vegetation and Flower) in Hyderabad. On the veranda of the facility, she graduated from urban agriculture and highlighted the importance of urban agriculture in the modern world and the application of new technologies. The Minister distributed certificates of appreciation to farmers in Hyderabad at the Telagana Fruit and Training Training Institute in Hyderabad.

The Minister of Agriculture and Public Safety of the Cooperative, W / ro Shobha Karandlaje, visited the Center for Excellence (Garden and Flower), Jedimela, Hyderabad today.

The Minister of Agriculture and Public Safety of the Cooperative, W / ro Shobha Karandlaje, visited the Center for Excellence (Garden and Flower), Jedimela, Hyderabad today.

The Minister of Agriculture and Public Safety of the Cooperative, W / ro Shobha Karandlaje, visited the Center for Excellence (Garden and Flower), Jedimela, Hyderabad today.

She was with Smt. Shomita Biswaas, co-author, agricultural and celebrity, government. Indian, Sri. M. Raghunandan Rao, Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Government. Telana, Siri. During the visit, Elventatak Ram Redi, Director of Fruit and Vegetable Development, and other senior officials of the Horticulture Department.

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