A e-book, ‘Arogyaniki Aharam -Bhadrathaku Vithanam’ authored by Donthi Narasimha Reddy being unveiled at an occasion on Sunday.
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Telangana Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Fee chairman M. Kodanda Reddy emphasised the necessity for authorized measures to eradicate adulterated seeds and shield indigenous seeds.

Talking on the final day of the three-day Seed Competition organised by the Council for Inexperienced Revolution (CGR) and Bharat Seed Swaraj Manch at Anmaspalli, Kadhtal Mandal, close to right here on Sunday, he underscored the necessity to see that the declaration made with 20 urgent factors is carried out for the good thing about farmers.

He additionally burdened the significance of prioritising ladies’s roles in seed conservation and selling combined cropping and crop rotation. Former Commissioner of Telangana State Election Fee V. Nagi Reddy stated there have been no retailers for seeds previously as farmers used to retailer their greatest seeds after the harvest. He added that the farmers had been compelled to depart such practices with the entry of company seed corporations.

Famous movie lyricist Suddala Ashok Teja stated that he would work with CGR to pen songs on farmers and seeds, and produce them within the type of a CD.

In the meantime, Nagi Reddy unveiled the e-book ‘Arogyamniki Aaharam-Bhadrathaku Vithanam’ written by agricultural coverage analyst Donthi Narasimha Reddy. CCR offered certificates to specialists from numerous agricultural organisations who attended the occasion.

Keshav Memorial Faculty correspondent Shanti Vedula, agriculture skilled Ramnath Srirama Krishna, CGR founder Leela Laxma Reddy, former RTI commissioner R. Dilip Reddy, farmers, college students, professors, intellectuals, scientists and docs participated within the programme.