Tomato Prices: మొన్నటివరకూ భారీ ధర…ఇప్పుడేమో నేలచూపులు

Tomato.. was a very expensive vegetable till yesterday. But its glory was short-lived. 80.. 60.. 40.. 20 prices are falling like this. Once again the prices of tomato are looking at the ground. The fall in prices is bringing tears to the farmers of Chittoor district. Due to the high cost of labor and transportation, the goods are brought to the market, but in the end, they do not get even a dummy. Farmers are looking towards the government with hope. At present, the price of a kg tomato has fallen to Rs 15 in Madanapalle market.

The goods brought by the farmers are shiny and pleasing to the eyes. Farmers in Madanapalle market, which is a small town and is the leader in tomato cultivation in the country, are currently struggling with prices. The farmers have been suffering from tomato cultivation for the past three years. They are waiting to see when the prices will increase. Farmers are cultivating tomato in 1700 hectares in Madanapalle division. Tomatoes are grown here for 12 months regardless of the season. Tomatoes are being exported from Madanapalle market to Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Punjab and Maharashtra markets.

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Regularly 300 to 1000 tons of tomato are exported. Whereas last two weeks ago, the price of tomato was 70 to 80 per kg. Meanwhile, the prices are falling in Madanapalle market as tomatoes are being cultivated in the outside areas as well. For two weeks, the price of a quality tomato is 15 kg, while the second type of tomato of poor quality has fallen to 10 kg. Farmers are confused as to what to do with the existing crop. For the last week, up to 1500 tons of tomatoes have come to the market.

But if the farmers who bring tomatoes to the market for sale are not even able to pay for the return journey charges, then it can be understood how much the tomato farmers are losing.. If the corona bites for the last two years… the market prices have dashed the hopes of the tomato farmers who were hoping to earn at least four rupees this year. And the farmer who toils in the open field and brings the harvested crop to the market is facing severe disappointment here. Outside traders are not coming to buy tomatoes. Tomato farmers are left in tears as no one comes to buy their hard-earned crop. Farmers are turning back saying that the tomato which is brought to the market after spending a lot of effort… is thrown away without knowing what to do with it. As labor and transportation costs are high, many farmers feel helpless to leave the crops in the fields. Farmers are bringing the crop to Madanapalleki at a record level as the crop is growing very well. Prices are falling due to competition. Tomato farmers want the government to buy tomatoes and support them.

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