Farmer bodies flay fuel, fertiliser, aqua feed price rises in Andhra Pradesh
Farmer leaders in Andhra Pradesh have expressed strong opposition to the rising prices of fuel, fertiliser, and aquaculture feed. They argue that these increases are unjustified and detrimental to farmers' livelihoods, particularly tenant farmers who may be excluded from new subsidy programs. The associations are calling for immediate government action to address these issues and support farmers more effectively.
- ▪Farmer associations criticized the increase in fuel, fertiliser, and aquaculture feed prices.
- ▪They demand affordable fuel prices and access to urea cards for tenant farmers.
- ▪The lack of corresponding increases in minimum support prices is causing distress among farmers.
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Farmer leaders and tenant farmers’ associations have criticised the increase in the prices of fuel, fertiliser and aquaculture feed, alleging that both the Centre and the State governments were neglecting the interests of farmers.Addressing the media on Tuesday (May 26, 2026), Koulu Rythu Sangham State general secretary Haribabu described the hike in fuel prices as ‘unjustified’, alleging that the cancellation of the oil pool account mechanism had led to the increase in fuel costs. He demanded that the government supply fuel at affordable prices. Aqua farmers worried over manufacturers’ bid to increase shrimp feed pricesMr. Haribabu expressed concern over the proposed introduction of urea cards. He said the Centre had announced a subsidy of ₹800 per urea bag.
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