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Farmer sets damaged crop on fire
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Farmer Sets Damaged Crop on Fire, Paddy Crop on Fire. To add woes to the problem, various types of pests including Domakatu and Aggi Tegulu affected the crop much to his chagrin. With a broken heart, he burnt down the crop on Saturday after he decided nothing would come out of the crop.
Vexed with the problems of pests to the paddy crop, Girijan farmer Lakpati Naik of Votavath Tanda in the limits of Japsirappagudem village in Miryalagudem mandal set his four acre paddy crop on fire on Saturday, according to delayed reports reaching here on Monday.
The farmers of the village were happy over the release of Nagarjuna Sagar water to their fields after a gap of two years. However, their happiness was short-lived after the paddy crop was damaged due to the recent heavy rain. With the flashfloods to the rivulets, sand silt was formed on the field to further damage the crop.
To add woes to the problem, various types of pests including Domakatu and Aggi Tegulu affected the crop much to his chagrin. With a broken heart, he burnt down the crop on Saturday after he decided nothing would come out of the crop.
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