Farmers were busy ploughing their fields.

Kudige, June 1: Kushalnagar taluk is a semi-mountainous area, and more than 45 sub-villages of 9 gram panchayats under this area have rain-sheltered land. Now it is the end of the summer season. Due to the rains in this area in the last week, the land has softened, and farmers are engaged in ploughing with tractors as it will facilitate agricultural activities in the next year.

In many villages including Kudumangalur, Kudige, Seegehosur, Hebbale, Thorenur, Shirangala, Banawar, Aluwara, Hudugur, Madalapura, including Kushalnagar taluk, the farmers of this area are taking the lead in ploughing as the first step to grow more maize crops and facilitate maize farming in the coming months.

Now that the good rains have fallen, it is beneficial for the ginger crop and sweet potato crop that have already grown. Farmers are engaged in the work of applying fertilizer, soil compaction, and weeding.

Many cooperative societies and private organizations have prepared to distribute fertilizer and maize from various companies to benefit the farmers' lands in this area.

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