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EXPLAINER: Rice black streaked dwarf virus a concern for paddy farmers

If not controlled timely, disease can affect the yield drastically
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Nitish Sharma
Tribune News Service
Ambala, Updated At : 05:55 AM Aug 04, 2025 IST
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The spread of southern rice black streaked dwarf virus in the paddy crop has become a matter of concern for paddy farmers in the region. Staring at a yield loss due to the virus, the farmers have started urging the state government to get a girdawari done and announce a compensation for them.

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