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- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu encouraged farmers to adopt natural farming to improve soil health and ecological stability.
- The government intends to expand natural farming beyond the existing 80 lakh acres in Andhra Pradesh.
- Various infrastructure projects, including an office building and a solid waste management plant, were inaugurated in the Kuppam constituency.
- The event also celebrated local youth successes in self-employment and entrepreneurship.
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- Expansion of natural farming initiatives in Andhra Pradesh
- Implementation of the launched 15 MW PM-Kusum solar projects
- Further industrial and skill development programs in the Kuppam region
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N. Chandrababu Naidu
Chief Minister
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“Biochar made from farm waste and tree residues improves fertility and water retention while aiding climate balance”
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…key development works in the Kuppam Assembly Constituency. Speaking to a gathering of farmers at Kothapeta here, Mr. Naidu said reducing chemical fertilizer use would protect soil health and ecological balance. “ Biochar made from farm waste and tree residues improves fertility and water retention while aiding climate balance ,” he said, adding that farmers need greater awareness on green cover. The Chief Minister said that around 80 lakh acres in Andhra Pradesh is already under natural farming and the government is expanding it further.…
“Broadcasting seeds through modern methods ensures germination with the help of rains and keeps fields green round the year.”
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…he said, adding that farmers need greater awareness on green cover. The Chief Minister said that around 80 lakh acres in Andhra Pradesh is already under natural farming and the government is expanding it further. “ Broadcasting seeds through modern methods ensures germination with the help of rains and keeps fields green round the year. Keeping soil covered between crops prevents direct sun exposure, lowers soil temperature and sustains yield. It also provides green fodder for livestock. Returning crop residues to the soil enhances fertility. It…
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