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Agri sector suffers significant losses

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Agriculture has also suffered significant losses. Paddy fields, vegetable crops, banana plantations, black pepper vines, arecanut gardens, cashew grafts and other horticultural crops have been damaged due to continuous rain, waterlogging and strong winds. 

In several low-lying areas, standing crops remain submerged, while plantations have suffered damage from uprooted trees.

The Valpoi Agriculture Office has appealed to farmers to report crop losses without delay and submit applications for compensation. 

Agriculture officials will carry out field inspections before forwarding detailed assessment reports to the government to facilitate financial assistance.


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15 days of relentless rain lifts Sattari as Anjunem Dam reaches half its capacity

Monsoon revival boosts tourism and raises hopes for farmers

The Goan Network
Published Jul 26, 2026, 11:20 PM IST
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15 days of relentless rain lifts Sattari as Anjunem Dam reaches half its capacity

VALPOIAfter an unusually dry start to the monsoon, Sattari taluka has witnessed a dramatic turnaround, with continuous heavy rainfall over the past 15 days bringing much-needed relief to farmers and significantly boosting water resources. The Anjunem Dam, a key source of drinking water for North Goa, has now reached 50 per cent of its storage capacity, while the taluka has recorded 55 inches of rainfall so far this season.Officials are optimistic that if the present spell of…

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