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Karnataka government should ensure farmers do not face fertiliser shortage, say activists

Karnataka government should ensure farmers do not face fertiliser shortage, say activists
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Farmers' associations in Karnataka are urging the government to address a critical shortage of fertilisers during the sowing season. Activists warn that the scarcity is driving up input costs and forcing farmers to rely on black market sources.

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Fertiliser availability is a major socio-economic issue in India, directly impacting food security and the livelihoods of millions of small-scale farmers.

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Farmers’ associations have urged the government of Karnataka to ensure there is no fertiliser scarcity in the sowing season.

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The article reports on the grievances of farmers' groups and their demands to the government without taking a partisan stance.

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