Heavy rains destroy silverskin onion crops in Tamil Nadu, India

Published 2023년 1월 27일

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Heavy rains in Tamil Nadu, India, have caused significant damage to the silver onion crop, with an estimated 80% destroyed. This has led to a surge in prices in several districts. The villages most affected are in the districts of Perambalur, Tiruchirappalli and Tiruvallur. In response, the Horticulture Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu has announced subsidies for the cultivation of pickled onions and the refrigerated storage of the crop.
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Heavy rains in six districts since November in Tamil Nadu state have ruined silver onion production. An estimated 80% of the onion crop has been destroyed by the unexpected rainfall. As a result, prices are skyrocketing in several districts of the state. Silverskin onions are also known as Sambhar onions, small onions and baby onions. They come in both red-purple and white varieties. The villages of Velur, Chathiramanai, Vanapady, Kalarampatti, Chettikulam, Irur, Alathurgate, Padalur and Sridevimangalam in the districts of Perambalur, Tiruchirappalli and Tiruvallur were some of the areas where the harvest of silverskin onions was severely affected by the rains. The Horticulture Department of the ...
Source: Uiennieuws

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