Most farmers in the country come from Maharashtra. Marathawada and Vidarbha have been known as the graveyard of farmers. For the last years, the farmers’ condition in Maharashtra has been dynasty.
The 45 per cent of the farmers in the country have committed suicides are from Maharashtra, in the last two decades 28 districts of Maharashtra were affected by natural disaster (dry, ola and rain). As well as the farmers of Maharashtra grow the most cash crops, the cost is the highest. Like bananas, cottons, oranges, pears and soybeans, if the onions have not found the price, the yield is completely ruined. According to the Union Ministry of Agriculture, 40,67,200 farmers have sinked into the family debt in Maharashtra.
The farmers are on roads in the Aguai of Western Maharashtra from June 1 to get the value of the growing debt burden and yield. "The movement of farmers started from Maharashtra is no longer to be ruised," says P Sainath, a journalist known as Magsay Award winner Agriculture. In the last two decades, 64 thousand farmers have committed suicide only in Maharashtra. Farmers’ condition are worrying about across the country. There is a big issue not only for farmers but also the proper benefits of their produce. But the focus of the farmers from the centre to the territories is not on the main issue. Maharashtra is a fresh example where the government has plotted to eliminate the movement of farmers by putting a foot in farmer leaders. ""
Maharashtra farmers are struggling to get a fair price of their yield for the past several years. Shetkar and many farmer organizations have closed Maharashtra on 10 days since one June. The cotton and orange cultivation is very high in the area of Marathwada (Andganbad, Nasik, Jalgaon, Solapur) is the main crop in the area of Marathwada (Andganbad, Nasik, Jalgaon, Solapur). Bhuswal’s bananas are famous all over the country, Bajwud comes with the suicide news of farmers on its day.
Nearly 400 km from Mumbai. Along the Tehsil Valvala’s Karanbari’s Suresh Kushal in Sangli district, "The farmer of these cultivates by fighting water and nature, but does not get the proper price. Our neighbouring state goes from 300 to 450 in Gujarat, while its recovery is low, and we get a rate of Rs 300 per kuntal here. This is of the recent rest of the crops, which were promised, and it was in power, all the air is airborne, the choice of Abi would be somewhat different. ""
As a knowledgeable, Maharashtra’s large sugar mill and wine industries have large leaders. They have textiles and factories that are used to farmers. Those who control the supply chains have their own secrets in the market and the pavilions, which do not give them a better price for the yield of farmers.
