New Delhi: Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Narendra Singh Tomar have written a letter to the farmers of the country. He has urged farmers to grow different crops to make farming a fruitful work. Tomar said that 'with the onset of monsoon, sowing of crops has been completed in many places in most parts of the country'. Tomar has said in his letter that 'he is communicating with the farmers to encourage them to adopt best farming practices to increase production'.

He praised the farmers, during the lockdown where industries and businesses were closed, even at that time the farmers have done their agricultural work with responsibility and dedication. The process of harvesting and selling of rabi crops has been completed without interruption. Agricultural production has become the pivot of the country's economy. Tomar has written about several good farming practices in his paper such as the best methods of growing paddy, which is the main crop of the Kharif season, control of weeds, use of bio-pesticides, organic manure and vermicompost, crop planting in rams and drains Mentioned about the method of.

The Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare said that the production of crops can be increased manifold by adopting better crop management systems. It is important to plan in advance, take the right decisions, and implement them in the field. He said that PM Modi has also given the slogan of 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan, Jai Anusandhan' keeping agriculture and villages in mind. Agriculture has played an important role in making the country self-sufficient.

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