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Thoothukudi farmers encouraged to adopt drip irrigation

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Thoothukudi farmers encouraged to adopt drip irrigation
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The Thoothukudi Agriculture Department is promoting drip irrigation to help farmers manage changing weather patterns and water scarcity. The government is offering significant subsidies, ranging from 75% to 100%, to encourage the adoption of these water-efficient systems.

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Thoothukudi Agriculture Department invites farmers to adopt drip irrigation systems to cope with changing weather patterns and to benefit from subsidies ranging between 75% to 100% on irrigation equipment.

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The report is a straightforward summary of a government agricultural initiative and subsidy program.

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