Onion bumper yields in the Nasik of Maharashtra have become a lot of trouble for farmers. Farmers say that their original price is not found due to a huge drop in onion prices. While there came an event where the farmer sold 512 kg of onions, but in turn he received a post date cheque of Rs. 2.
Farmers say that the central government should do something in this direction. Their condition is worse even after hard work. They are also able to fill children’s school fees.
A farmer from Solapur in Maharashtra took a deep blow at the time he discovered that he has earned a profit of Rs 2.49 against the sale of 512 kg of onions to a merchant in the district.
Farmers living at the Barshi Tehsil of Solapur, 63-year-old Rajendra Chavan said that their onion yield found at a price of Rs 1 per kilogram in Solapur market yard and after all deductions they received this nominal amount as a net profit.
Speaking to PTI, Chewana said, "I had sent 10 bags onions of weight over five quintals for sale to an onion merchant in Solapur. I just got a net profit of Rs 2.49 after cutting charges for loading, transportation, Hammaly and others. ’
What is the world going to happen?
Meanwhile, the retreat of the onion crisis in many countries began to be heard once again. According to the report, a huge reduction of onions in many countries can lead to global food crises.
People in many countries have had to be forced to leave onions due to excessive prices. The price rise initially showed the sir in the Philippines, as the massive onion trafficking caused by the reduction.
