CM Stalin launches mission on sustainable green cover in farm lands
The Hindu
Over 73 lakh high-value tree saplings will be distributed free to farmers, at a cost of Rs. 11.14 crore
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday launched the Tamil Nadu Mission on Sustainable Green Cover in Farm Lands, under which over 73 lakh high-value tree saplings are to be distributed to farmers at a cost of ₹11.14 crore.
Teak, red sandal, acacia, vengai, sandal, manjal kadambu, rosewood, malai vembu, mahagony, karumaruthu and poovarasu are among the timber value species that are likely to be distributed to the farmers under this scheme, according to a Government Order.
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