Prakash Gupta is visiting Astgawan village in Narmadapur block of Surguja district in Mainpat area in Chhattisgarh. He is talking to headman Shivkumar who tells him that they have many problems in the village but the main is of no bridge on river. One women have died during child birth because ambulance could not reach, some died of Cholera. Parents tell children not to go to school in rainy season. You are requested to call Collector@9424244625 to help make a bridge on river next to village. Prakash@7869605477

Prakash Gupta is visiting Bilaspur village in Batauli block of Surguja district in Chhattisgarh where he finds villagers planting paddy sapling on a road in protest which was built after spending more than Rs 5.22 lakhs only some time back under NREGA. The condition of road is so bad that it is difficult to even walk. You are requested to call Collector@9424244625 to get this investigated and a proper road should be built which people can use in all weather. Prakash@9669566123

Prakash Gupta is farmer from Surguja Chhattisgarh. Today he is sharing his experience about Wilt disease in his Tomato crop which destroyed it. He says he has not found any remedy for this disease yet. Some has suggested crop rotation and soil treatment. This disease is found in eggplant and pepper as well and desiccates entire farm very fast. He requests to all farmers and experts who are listening that if they have found a remedy for wilt then please share it on CGnet. Prakash@9584513018

Prakash Gupta from Surguja district of Chhattisgarh is suggesting farmers to adopt drip irrigation. It is worrying that underground water level is going down. By drip irrigation one can save water upto 80% and also double production. It is more beneficial for vegetable farming. A thin pipe line laid down on the farm which is connected with tube well or other sources of water reaches plants through tiny holes. Government provide discount of 60% to farmers to adopt this method. Prakash@9584513018.

Praksh Gupta is calling from Sarguja district of Chhattisgarh and suggesting to farmers to adopt organic farming. The state’s large population is dependent on agriculture for their livelihood but they are not getting profit from their crops because chemical fertilizers are insecticides are expensive so they should try to use organic method of farming like compost. If they use organic method for 3 years the fertility of soil will come back and also they will make more profit due to less input cost. Prakash@9584513018.