Andhra Pradesh tenant farmers in dire situation: Study

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The situation of tenant farmers in Andhra Pradesh is in a dire situation with only 9.6 per cent receiving Crop Cultivating Rights Cards and only three per cent landless tenant farmers getting Rythu Bharosa scheme, said a study conducted by Rythu Swarajya Vedika, which released a report at a round table meeting in Vijayawada on Monday. About 20 tenant farmers from various districts participated in the

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meeting. Members Kirankumar Vissa, C. Bhanuja and Gadi Balu were present.

The report revealed that 24 lakh tenant farmers existed in the State while the Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture department put the figure at 16 lakh.

The report focused on the state-level analysis of the implementation of the Crop Cultivator Rights Act, 2019, and the inclusion of tenant farmers in government schemes including Rythu Bharosa, interest-free crop loans, disaster compensation and crop procurement.