Tikola Sugar Mill, located in Muzaffarnagar, has launched a special initiative to encourage sugarcane farmers and promote higher productivity and cane supply. As part of the programme, the mill honoured farmers who achieved outstanding cane production and supply performance by distributing agricultural equipment and machinery.
Under the incentive scheme announced by the mill, farmers who supplied 201 quintals or more of sugarcane during the previous crushing season were selected for rewards. The objective of the scheme is to motivate farmers to enhance productivity and adopt improved agricultural practices.
A total of 115 farmers were rewarded under the programme. The event was held in the presence of Om Prakash Singh and Sanjay Sisodia, along with representatives of various cane societies, mill officials, and thousands of farmers from the region.
Distribution of Agricultural Equipment
As rewards, the mill distributed:
- 100 spraying machines
- 10 trench planters
- 4 crop residue management machines
- 1 mini tractor
These modern agricultural implements are expected to help farmers improve efficiency, reduce labour requirements, and adopt advanced farming techniques.
Mini Tractor Awarded Through Lucky Draw
The mini tractor was awarded through a lucky draw. Gyan Singh, a farmer from Shukratal village, emerged as the winner and received the tractor.
Encouraging Productivity Through Incentives
The programme reflects Tikola Sugar Mill's commitment to supporting sugarcane farmers and encouraging greater productivity. Such initiatives not only recognize farmers' contributions but also foster a spirit of enthusiasm and healthy competition among growers, ultimately benefiting both farmers and the sugar industry.
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Tikola Sugar Mill in Muzaffarnagar honoured 115 sugarcane farmers under its incentive scheme by distributing agricultural implements, including spraying machines, trench planters, crop residue management equipment, and a mini tractor. The initiative aims to encourage higher productivity and modern farming practices among cane growers.
Tikola Sugar Mill, located in Muzaffarnagar, has launched a special initiative to encourage sugarcane farmers and promote higher productivity and cane supply. As part of the programme, the mill honoured farmers who achieved outstanding cane production and supply performance by distributing agricultural equipment and machinery.
Under the incentive scheme announced by the mill, farmers who supplied 201 quintals or more of sugarcane during the previous crushing season were selected for rewards. The objective of the scheme is to motivate farmers to enhance productivity and adopt improved agricultural practices.
A total of 115 farmers were rewarded under the programme. The event was held in the presence of Om Prakash Singh and Sanjay Sisodia, along with representatives of various cane societies, mill officials, and thousands of farmers from the region.
Distribution of Agricultural Equipment
As rewards, the mill distributed:
- 100 spraying machines
- 10 trench planters
- 4 crop residue management machines
- 1 mini tractor
These modern agricultural implements are expected to help farmers improve efficiency, reduce labour requirements, and adopt advanced farming techniques.
Mini Tractor Awarded Through Lucky Draw
The mini tractor was awarded through a lucky draw. Gyan Singh, a farmer from Shukratal village, emerged as the winner and received the tractor.
Encouraging Productivity Through Incentives
The programme reflects Tikola Sugar Mill's commitment to supporting sugarcane farmers and encouraging greater productivity. Such initiatives not only recognize farmers' contributions but also foster a spirit of enthusiasm and healthy competition among growers, ultimately benefiting both farmers and the sugar industry.
Excerpt
Tikola Sugar Mill in Muzaffarnagar honoured 115 sugarcane farmers under its incentive scheme by distributing agricultural implements, including spraying machines, trench planters, crop residue management equipment, and a mini tractor. The initiative aims to encourage higher productivity and modern farming practices among cane growers.
