According to some press reports, Indian first crop harvest is a big disaster both in terms of quantity as well as quality.

In the Kerala region, the problem is due to climatic conditions and in Karnataka, almost every small-scale farmer is facing pest related problems.

Farmers’ unions think that the failure is massive and widespread.

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