The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Mounting losses force farmers in Karnataka’s Kolar district to chop down mango trees

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Rashmi Patil
Mounting losses force farmers in Karnataka’s Kolar district to chop down mango trees
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Farmers in Karnataka's Kolar district are resorting to chopping down their mango trees due to significant financial losses incurred over the past three years. The inability to cultivate other crops under the mango trees' shade further exacerbates their economic distress, forcing them to switch to alternative crops like ragi or vegetables.

Following huge losses incurred from the past three years, farmers in Kolar district have started chopping down old and new mango trees on their farmlands.

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