Farmers cultivating flowers in Jharasangam mandal will receive a subsidy of Rs 8,000 per acre, according to officials from the Horticulture Department. This initiative aims to support farmers facing crop losses.
Farmers frequently suffer losses due to insufficient rainfall or excessive rains during harvest time. To mitigate these challenges, the department is promoting the cultivation of alternative crops.
Despite their hard work, farmers often face various forms of damage to their crops. Alternative farming methods, such as flower cultivation, can provide financial stability.
Horticulture Department officials are encouraging farmers to shift towards alternative crops. The subsidy for flower cultivation is expected to help farmers achieve better profits.
