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A.P. Agriculture Department’s initiative to boost farmers’ income through value addition

Published - December 05, 2025 08:16 pm IST - VIJAYAWADA The primary objective is to institutionalise planning in a way that increases farmers’ income and supports value addition across agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and sericulture, says official. File | Photo Credit: G. N. RAO Andhra Pradesh’s Department of Agriculture has launched a major initiative aimed at enhancing farmers’ Gross Value Addition (GVA) and net income by encouraging a shift in thinking and improving planning at the grassroots-level.

A.P. Agriculture Department’s initiative to boost farmers’ income through value addition

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Key Highlights

  • The initiative follows a directive issued by Chief Minister N.
  • Chandrababu Naidu during the Rythanna Meekosam workshop held at Nallajerla on December 3.
  • At a review meeting on Friday, Director of Agriculture Manazir Jeelani Samoon said the primary objective was to institutionalise planning in a way that increases farmers’ income and supports value addition across agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and sericulture.
  • The Rythu Seva Kendra (RSK) teams would receive structured training on calculating GVA, understanding the factors that influence GVA, and identifying local opportunities available within each RSK jurisdiction, he said.
  • “Transforming the mindset and thought process of the farmers requires RSK functionaries to take a proactive role in guiding cultivation practices towards demand-based crops, global market linkages, and value-added production,” he said.
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