Hyderabad: While farmers are many who are worried about TRS and BJP who play the game blaming rice procurement in Telangana, rice mills say the country and the central government must stop the deadlock with comprehensive policies for procurement of rice, raw rice, rice boiled rice and MSP to rotate plant.
Referring to the central government’s booth that it won’t get boiled rice from Telangana because it already has enough stock, rice mills suggests that the central government can empty the decline by exporting boiled rice or giving them relevant permits to export him.
The Federation of South Indian Rice Millers President, R Reddy on Wednesday said that the farmers and Miller were pushed into the problem because of the Islands between the central and state government procurement of boiled rice.
“We are not here to blame anyone.
Both the central and state governments are partly right in their respective stands.
But there is a solution and the two governments must look at it by maintaining the welfare of the farmers,” Devender Reddy said.
In addition to allowing Miller to export rice, the state government can see the possibility to allow Miller directly to get rice from farmers.
“This will result in saving transportation costs that arise to bring rice from the agricultural field to the procurement center, and transport them to the rice plant.
Also, farmers must pay the costs and commission of the Hamali in the procurement.
The Central Secretary of the Suryapet District Federation.
Miller Padi clarifies that there are certain categories of land where rice is more suitable for cultivation.
If the state and central government does not want most farmers to grow rice in the Yasangi season, they must announce MSP for alternative plants.