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Sri Lanka farmers had sown 563,000 hectares of rice when cyclone hit
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Sri Lanka farmers had sown 563,000 hectares of rice when cyclone hit
ECONOMYNEXT – About 563,950 hectares of Sri Lanka’s main Maha rice cropping season was sown when Cyclone Ditwah high, a Joint Rapid Needs assessment conducted by the United Nations and the Disaster Management Centre said. Sri Lanka farmers usually sow about 800,000 to 850,000 hectares in the Maha season. Just before the Cyclone hit 563,950 hactares were sown by 774,996 farmers which were at various growth stages. “Large areas are now submerged o…
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