NAIS in Current Kharif Season for Maize, Paddy, Ginger and Potato Crops
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A spokesman of
He said that those farmers who were interested to take loan on maize, paddy, potato and ginger crops during the Kharif season could insure their crops by
He said that this scheme had proved beneficial to farmers in compensating for the losses incurred on account of natural calamities and other causes. He said that the insurance cover on general coverage for maize crop was
He urged the farmers to avail the benefits of the scheme and added that they could contact the nearest Primary Agriculture Cooperative Sabhas, Rural and Commercial Banks or Agriculture Extension Officers, Agriculture Development Officers or Block level officers of the department for getting their crops insured.
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