Sowing of fodder seeds accelerates in Kodigenahalli after lack of rain
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Farmers in Kodigenahalli have accelerated the sowing of fodder seeds following recent rainfall that ended a period of drought.
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- Farmers in Kodigenahalli faced significant distress due to a lack of rain and resulting fodder shortages over the last few months.
- Recent moderate rainfall has encouraged farmers to begin sowing fodder crops like sorghum, maize, and Napier grass.
- The Animal Husbandry Department is distributing high-quality seeds to assist with this effort.
- Sowing fodder crops is critical to addressing the severe feed shortages that previously threatened livestock.
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