Re: [Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE
Pray at roadside chapels; and nod at each well espied. Respect. :) —venantius On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 1:22 PM, Floriano Lobo wrote: > I couldn't agree more over what you have said > > On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Bernado Colaco > wrote: > > > Message: 5 > > Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2015 08:52:41 +0430 > > From: Florian Lobo > > US is the king of corn growing, which is used for all purposes including > > bio fuel. Now since 1961 this illegal occupation of Goa by the bharats > has > > led to the destruction of agricultural land in the name of development. > > Since the embargo on Goa in the 50's the Portuguese made it a point to > > concentrate on agriculture development and we were self sufficient. The > > imposition of this fake democracy has led the puppets to destroy what is > > left of Goa. > > BC > > > > *M TECH DEGREE HOLDER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS - AGRICULTURE - H* > > > > > http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=15337&boxid=33929&uid=&dat=9/4/2015 > > > > *COMMENTS:* > > If United States of America is the world's super power today, it is not > > because of it's military might. It is because of its AGRICULTURE. > > Goa was fortunate to have a Havard educated agriculturists as its 7 time > CM > > in Pratapsing Raojee Rane. But Goa's agricuture has been beaten to dust > > compared to what it was in the pre-1961 years. > > The above article warms GSRP's heart since its intentions are to make Goa > > self relient in most of the vegetables/fruits and rice which it depends > on > > the supply from the outside. This can be done if GOA'S COMUNIDADES are > > restored to their pre-1961 emenence as these are the agrarian > institutions > > of Goa. Also, Goa needs a full-fledged Agriculture College. GSRP has > > vowed to do this in its ROAD MAP FOR GOA - available to download at > > index.asp > > > > | | > > | | | | | | > > | index.aspindex.asp | > > | | > > | View on www.goasu-raj.org | Preview by Yahoo | > > | | > > | | > > > > > > > -- + Venantius J Pinto
Re: [Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE
I couldn't agree more over what you have said On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Bernado Colaco wrote: > Message: 5 > Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2015 08:52:41 +0430 > From: Florian Lobo > US is the king of corn growing, which is used for all purposes including > bio fuel. Now since 1961 this illegal occupation of Goa by the bharats has > led to the destruction of agricultural land in the name of development. > Since the embargo on Goa in the 50's the Portuguese made it a point to > concentrate on agriculture development and we were self sufficient. The > imposition of this fake democracy has led the puppets to destroy what is > left of Goa. > BC > > *M TECH DEGREE HOLDER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS - AGRICULTURE - H* > > http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=15337&boxid=33929&uid=&dat=9/4/2015 > > *COMMENTS:* > If United States of America is the world's super power today, it is not > because of it's military might. It is because of its AGRICULTURE. > Goa was fortunate to have a Havard educated agriculturists as its 7 time CM > in Pratapsing Raojee Rane. But Goa's agricuture has been beaten to dust > compared to what it was in the pre-1961 years. > The above article warms GSRP's heart since its intentions are to make Goa > self relient in most of the vegetables/fruits and rice which it depends on > the supply from the outside. This can be done if GOA'S COMUNIDADES are > restored to their pre-1961 emenence as these are the agrarian institutions > of Goa. Also, Goa needs a full-fledged Agriculture College. GSRP has > vowed to do this in its ROAD MAP FOR GOA - available to download at > index.asp > > | | > | | | | | | > | index.aspindex.asp | > | | > | View on www.goasu-raj.org | Preview by Yahoo | > | | > | | > > >
Re: [Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE
Xie xie ni! BC From: Floriano Lobo To: Bernado Colaco ; "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" Sent: Sunday, 6 September 2015, 1:22 Subject: Re: [Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE I couldn't agree more over what you have said On Sat, Sep 5, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Bernado Colaco wrote: Message: 5 Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2015 08:52:41 +0430 From: Florian Lobo US is the king of corn growing, which is used for all purposes including bio fuel. Now since 1961 this illegal occupation of Goa by the bharats has led to the destruction of agricultural land in the name of development. Since the embargo on Goa in the 50's the Portuguese made it a point to concentrate on agriculture development and we were self sufficient. The imposition of this fake democracy has led the puppets to destroy what is left of Goa. BC *M TECH DEGREE HOLDER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS - AGRICULTURE - H* http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=15337&boxid=33929&uid=&dat=9/4/2015 *COMMENTS:* If United States of America is the world's super power today, it is not because of it's military might. It is because of its AGRICULTURE. Goa was fortunate to have a Havard educated agriculturists as its 7 time CM in Pratapsing Raojee Rane. But Goa's agricuture has been beaten to dust compared to what it was in the pre-1961 years. The above article warms GSRP's heart since its intentions are to make Goa self relient in most of the vegetables/fruits and rice which it depends on the supply from the outside. This can be done if GOA'S COMUNIDADES are restored to their pre-1961 emenence as these are the agrarian institutions of Goa. Also, Goa needs a full-fledged Agriculture College. GSRP has vowed to do this in its ROAD MAP FOR GOA - available to download at index.asp | | | | | | | | | index.aspindex.asp | | | | View on www.goasu-raj.org | Preview by Yahoo | | | | |
[Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE
Message: 5 Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2015 08:52:41 +0430 From: Florian Lobo US is the king of corn growing, which is used for all purposes including bio fuel. Now since 1961 this illegal occupation of Goa by the bharats has led to the destruction of agricultural land in the name of development. Since the embargo on Goa in the 50's the Portuguese made it a point to concentrate on agriculture development and we were self sufficient. The imposition of this fake democracy has led the puppets to destroy what is left of Goa. BC *M TECH DEGREE HOLDER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS - AGRICULTURE - H* http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=15337&boxid=33929&uid=&dat=9/4/2015 *COMMENTS:* If United States of America is the world's super power today, it is not because of it's military might. It is because of its AGRICULTURE. Goa was fortunate to have a Havard educated agriculturists as its 7 time CM in Pratapsing Raojee Rane. But Goa's agricuture has been beaten to dust compared to what it was in the pre-1961 years. The above article warms GSRP's heart since its intentions are to make Goa self relient in most of the vegetables/fruits and rice which it depends on the supply from the outside. This can be done if GOA'S COMUNIDADES are restored to their pre-1961 emenence as these are the agrarian institutions of Goa. Also, Goa needs a full-fledged Agriculture College. GSRP has vowed to do this in its ROAD MAP FOR GOA - available to download at index.asp | | | | | | | | | index.aspindex.asp | | | | View on www.goasu-raj.org | Preview by Yahoo | | | | |
[Goanet] M TECH degree holder returns to his roots - AGRICULTURE
*M TECH DEGREE HOLDER RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS - AGRICULTURE - H* http://www.epaperoheraldo.in/Details.aspx?id=15337&boxid=33929&uid=&dat=9/4/2015 *COMMENTS:* If United States of America is the world's super power today, it is not because of it's military might. It is because of its AGRICULTURE. Goa was fortunate to have a Havard educated agriculturists as its 7 time CM in Pratapsing Raojee Rane. But Goa's agricuture has been beaten to dust compared to what it was in the pre-1961 years. The above article warms GSRP's heart since its intentions are to make Goa self relient in most of the vegetables/fruits and rice which it depends on the supply from the outside. This can be done if GOA'S COMUNIDADES are restored to their pre-1961 emenence as these are the agrarian institutions of Goa. Also, Goa needs a full-fledged Agriculture College. GSRP has vowed to do this in its ROAD MAP FOR GOA - available to download at www.goasu-raj.org Excerpts: *[XVIII] AGRICULTURE* *Goa must deliberate if Agriculture needs to be given the ‘Industry Status’* A new policy shall be introduced to encourage the setting-up of large collective co-operative farms by owners of contiguous farming lands/strips to form viable agricultural units. Organic farming shall be encouraged through Government subsidy to convert/recycle bio-degradable wastes. Agricultural low lying fields, specially paddy-fields shall not be allowed to be converted to horticulture or other activities by filling. Mining operations or dumping of mining rejects in agricultural lands shall be stopped altogether. (Example: Satari, Bicholim, Sanguem & Quepem Talukas). The existing ‘Tenancy Act’ (Land to the Tiller Act) shall be reviewed and revitalized and/or modified to encourage agriculture. *An Agriculture College or Institute shall be set-up in Goa.* Grazing tracks shall be defined and maintained and the movement of cattle on trunk roads and highways for grazing and watering shall be prohibited.. The effects of putting fallow agricultural lands under ‘Jathroppa’ cultivation/plantation for the promotion of the manufacture of non polluting bio-diesel in the State shall be actively studied and encouraged if found viable. *Explanation:* *It is the belief of this party that from the time that the Tenancy Act came into force, all agricultural lands have been exponentially neglected in the course of the years. Studies conducted and opinions gathered by the party indicate that the bonanza handed out to the “agriculturists”, where-under entire agricultural lands belonging to several owners, many of which, in numerous cases, ended up in the hands of a single individual who, overnight became one of the bigger land owners, without any obligation or accountability to a higher authority and without having to pay a market price for the land s/he obtained, has been the root cause for the malaise affecting today’s “agricultural” scenario. The smaller or the bigger land owners including the Comunidades, individuals, religious institutions played a preponderant role earlier, in ensuring that the person to whom the paddy field was leased would cultivate the same and ensure that the production was sufficient not only to pay the annual lease rent, but also sufficient to keep body and soul of the lease-holder in good cheer. There is nothing in the Tenancy Act, as it stands today, to enforce or even to verify the quantum of production in each paddy field and whether the cultivation being carried out, if at all, matches the potential of the concerned field. In many cases large tenanted lands has been transferred to so called agricultural co-operatives which are, in fact building and/or construction companies or firms in connivance with the Tenant and the Mamlatdar. Such lands have been subsequently sub-divided into plots admeasuring around 1000 square meters where posh bungalows are sought to be built under the guise of “farm houses” ( an exception to the building rules but protected under the Tenancy Act which has served well the tenant, the owner and the corrupt Mamlatdar). In other cases paddy-fields known as ‘Khazans” are being exploited for their fish potential, by deliberately breaking or breaching the ‘bunds” to allow entry of saline water.* *In the world of globalization, and GATT, we see a country like China in a position to export to India one of our major food staples namely ‘rice’ of good quality at a price of approximately Rs. 4 or thereabout per kilo. This is or should be a sign on the wall for the Government of India , more specifically for the Government of Goa (CAG report-‘Herald’- 17 Jan, 2005) * *We cannot have age-old practices being carried on, the results of which are there for every one to see. Man power in Goa is at a premium [at Rupees 15/- or more per day for a male and Rs. 100/- for a female in comparison to much less in neighbouring Kholapur district in Maharashtra] and yet this labour can be considered cheap in global terms, for the y
