Reforms needed to bring more efficiency in providing affordable fertilisers to farmers: Gowda


PTI, May 20, 2020, 8:43 AM IST

New Delhi: Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Sadananda Gowda on Tuesday said reforms are needed to bring more efficiency in making crop nutrients available to farmers at affordable rates.

The minister held a meeting with government officials from various states, officers from the department of fertilizers, progressive farmers, and other stakeholders via videoconferencing, an official statement said.

In the meeting, important feedback was given to the minister regarding reform measures that could be taken forward in the fertilizer sector.

“Gowda said reforms are a continuous process and needed to bring more efficiency in delivering affordable fertilizer to farmers in the country,” the statement said.

He asked participants to come up with their suggestions freely so that these could be incorporated while making final policy decisions.

This meeting was attended by secretary fertilizers, additional secretary of fertilizers, officials of the state government of Kerala and Odisha and representatives of fertilizer companies.

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