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Kanniyakumari Collector urges farmers to insure banana and tapioca crops

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Kanniyakumari Collector urges farmers to insure banana and tapioca crops
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To safeguard the livelihood of farmers, notifications have been made under the Pradhan Mantri crop insurance scheme for kuruvai crops such as banana and tapioca.Farmers can enrol for insurance for the notified crops from July 25 on the National Crop Insurance portal. The last date for insurance of bananas and tapioca is September 15, 2026.

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Kanniyakumari Collector M. Prathap has appealed to farmers to insure their horticulture crops under the crop insurance scheme through e-service centres, Primary Agricultural Credit Cooperative Societies, and nationalised banks for the current kuruvai season.According to a press release, the southwest monsoon is expected to remain below normal due to the El Nino phenomenon, which could affect kuruvai and rain-fed agriculture crops. To safeguard the livelihood of farmers, notifications have been made under the Pradhan Mantri crop insurance scheme for kuruvai crops such as banana and tapioca.Farmers can enrol for insurance for the notified crops from July 25 on the National Crop Insurance portal. The last date for insurance of bananas and tapioca is September 15, 2026.

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