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Maharashtra drought: Nanded collector directs industries to set aside 50 per cent of crop residue for cattle feed

Nanded Collector issued the directions during an inspection of units in Nanded’s Krishnur industrial area on Wednesday evening, according to a district administration release

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Nanded collector urged industries to cooperate with the administration and set aside a portion of their available stocks for fodder production. Representational Pic

Nanded collector urged industries to cooperate with the administration and set aside a portion of their available stocks for fodder production. Representational Pic

As the Maharashtra drought conditions raise concerns about fodder availability, Nanded Collector Rahul Kardile has directed industries to reserve 50 per cent of their available agricultural residue stocks for fodder processing to ensure an adequate feed supply for livestock, news agency PTI reported.

Kardile issued the directions during an inspection of units in Nanded’s Krishnur industrial area on Wednesday evening, according to a district administration release.

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