Madikeri: Crop survey work for this monsoon season will start in september Kodagu District Seoni. Kodagu DC Satisha BC said that MSP and other facilities would be provided on the basis of the survey report.
In all, there are 2,90,972 survey numbers in 525 villages in the district, and of these 2,60,610 cultivable lands require crop surveys to be carried out. Kodagu Deputy Commissioner said that as per the order of the government, farmers can self-register the details of the crops grown by them.
Farmers of the district can download the ‘Kisan Crop Survey App-2022-23’ from Google Playstore on their smartphones and enter the details of crops grown in their fields. The DC said that a total of 353 skilled persons have been appointed in the villages to teach the farmers about using the mobile app.
Shabana M. Shaikh, joint director of the agriculture department, said the information so uploaded would be checked and approved by government officials (called “supervisors”) appointed for each village. 96 supervisors will be appointed in the district.
Shaikh said that if the crop details and photographs recorded by the farmers do not match, the supervisors will reject such information and send it to skilled persons for re-survey.
assistant director of agriculture department Narayan Reddy He said that survey data is necessary for identification of eligible beneficiaries under Minimum Support Price (MSP) scheme and crop insurance scheme. “Survey is also needed for the statistics department and for carrying out the harvesting experiments in agriculture, horticulture and sericulture departments,” he said, and asking the farmers the details of the crops grown by them within the stipulated time. Requested to report within.
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