Agriculture
Silk Department Announces Special Cash Aid for Farmers Growing Organic Hippi Neralu to Promote Chemical‑Free Silk Production
The silk department has unveiled a special cash assistance scheme for farmers cultivating Hippi Neralu using organic methods, aiming to boost chemical‑free silk production.
The silk department has announced a special cash assistance scheme for farmers who cultivate Hippi Neralu using organic methods, with the objective of encouraging chemical‑free silk production.
The initiative is part of the department’s broader effort to support sustainable silk farming practices across the country.
Under the scheme, eligible farmers who grow Hippi Neralu in an organic manner will receive financial support to offset the costs associated with adopting chemical‑free cultivation techniques.
The announcement underscores the government’s commitment to promoting environmentally friendly agricultural practices within the silk industry.
The initiative is part of the department’s broader effort to support sustainable silk farming practices across the country.
Under the scheme, eligible farmers who grow Hippi Neralu in an organic manner will receive financial support to offset the costs associated with adopting chemical‑free cultivation techniques.
The announcement underscores the government’s commitment to promoting environmentally friendly agricultural practices within the silk industry.