Rose Farming Pest Attack Destroys Crop In Maharashtra

Rose Farming In India: The havoc of flood, rain and drought was seen in all the states. Farmers’ crop worth crores of rupees was destroyed. Farmers in every state are moaning due to this attack of nature. At the same time, the problems of the farmers in Maharashtra are not taking the name of abatement. Earlier, fungal viral attack was seen on papaya crop. After that the chillies were affected by insect disease. Later, the pride orange of Nagpur also came under the grip of pests. Now the crisis is being seen on the rose.

Insect attack on roses
In Maharashtra, now the rose crop has come under the grip of pests. Large area of ​​rose has been damaged due to Karpa disease, attack of insects. Rose has suffered more damage in Hingoli district of the state. Farmers are worried here. The farmer is going to sell roses in the market. Due to the spoilage of roses, they are not even getting buyers.

production decreased by 4 times
Pests have already damaged the crop. The effect of rain and increasing cold in the state is also being seen on the rose. The level of humidity has increased very fast in the season. This has affected the production of roses. Experts say that the production has decreased by about 4 times in rose producing districts. This has affected the prices of roses.

appeal to the government for help
The farmers of the state are not able to recover from the crop loss. The farmers of Hingoli district are seeing more losses. Farmers are also spraying insecticides to protect roses from insect attack. But it doesn’t seem that effective. For example, the state government helps in case of damage to the remaining crops. The farmers who have suffered the loss of roses are also holding such hopes. They are demanding financial compensation from the central and state governments.

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taking advice from experts
At present, insecticides are not able to eliminate the pests and diseases affecting roses properly. Farmers are also taking opinion from agriculture experts in this regard. Farmers say that the State Government should provide pesticides at reasonable rates or free of cost on the blocks. This will help the farmers.