Lucknow: feeding stumps for wild livestock has been obeyed as a key measure by the Yogi Aditentalath government to remove agricultural residues, which are often burned by farmers, triggering widespread air pollution during the winter in Uttar Pradesh and neighboring countries.
Track the level of pollution in your city, the Ministry of Agriculture State, in fact, transportation funds proposed by stumps to shelters intended for wild livestock.
Secretary of the Additional Chief (Agriculture) Devesh Chaturvedi in the communique sent to the District Authority said the funds would be available from the State Finance Commission.
According to estimation, UP is the highest agricultural residual producer (40 MT) followed by Maharashtra (31 MT) and Punjab (28 MT).
The government’s move approached the heel of the Punjab government proposal last month to hijack the residue of rice plants into animal feed, especially livestock.
The state of northern India which is rich in agriculture is reported to produce around 20 million tons of rice straw.
According to reports prepared by the Ministry of Agriculture and the welfare of farmers in 2019, the burning propellers were rampant in Punjab, Haryana, and above.
Don’t burn stumps, use as a livestock fodder: up govt
