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1.  Cumin seeds sown this year in Gujarat and Rajasthan states can change the equation. Mustard, gram, coriander and fennel better returns this year, farmers may prefer these crops instead of cumin. However, officials believe that agriculture will not be affected as much as sowing of Cumin in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Rajasthan may be because of the drop in the second crop, farmers have more choice and they are traditional in terms of harvest.

• Diwali assess the situation after the next sowing of cumin outcrop but bargains dot starts formerly a survey revealed that the sowing of seeds of cumin in Gujarat, but its sales have started sowing 10-20 per event is set . In Rajasthan, where the farmers will not be forced to spawn they also sown crops other than giving good returns can think of but until cumin is sold over Rs 15,000 a quintal, farmers are also getting good returns.
• Most sowing of Cumin in Gujarat Saurashtra region is in Surendranagar district. Surendranagar district alone, the state produces 50 percent of the children born in the cumin. The availability of adequate water, no problem there, but the crops sown by the farmers this year are attracted to anise. This district in the last five years, sowing of cumin and production is rapidly emerging. Porbandar and Junagadh districts of Saurashtra coriander sown is likely to grow and farmers can cut the area under cumin. Whereas, in Jamnagar district facing water shortages are likely to fall sowing of cumin.
• Also Junagadh and Rajkot districts will Cumin sowing the sowing of cumin from Amreli district water will be available. Similarly, Bhavnagar district cumin sown this year is expected to increase slightly compared to last year. State Kutch, Patan, Mehsana districts Banaskata and Cumin  crop farmer plant. Agricultural experts say that many places in Gujarat gram for cumin, mustard, fennel and coriander certainly will. Cumin Sabarkata district of Gujarat in which it holds an important place was so far behind and it has emerged rapidly in the district fennel crop.
• According to our sources of Unjha jeera sowing in Gujarat will start five since November and will run until December 10. Farmers cumin seeds are purchased but are expected to fall sowing. They say the last two years in Gujarat, jeera sowing pattern has changed and now it's being sown by a month delay. If you see the arrivals of jeera in Unjha market arrivals have started in February and because of the sowing pattern is changing.
• Traders estimated cumin main producing states of Gujarat and Rajasthan in the year some 6.5 million hectares were sown and the total production of 3.3 million tonnes of cumin which 39 per cent lower than the previous year. However, in 2014-15 the country exported 1.55 lakh tonnes of cumin reached record levels but exports decreased in the current year is estimated at 82-85 thousand tons.
• In contrast, Gujarat and Rajasthan Agriculture Department officials said the sowing figures certainly do not agree with traders' estimates. 3.50-4 lakh hectares in Gujarat and Rajasthan in the year five million hectares were sown in the cumin. Gujarat cumin productivity per hectare (yield) was quintals from 4.50 to 4.75 in eight quintals and Rajasthan. Jeera in Rajasthan and Gujarat Rs 27-28000 30-31000 rupees per hectare cost is prohibitive.
• An official from the Agriculture Department of Rajasthan in Barmer district have begun sowing of cumin and caraway, and Plantago ovata the sowing of the field, farmers have no choice. Plantago ovata in crop losses from adverse weather is more likely to occur, such as cumin, farmers would prefer.
• Apart from Barmer, Jodhpur, Jalore, Nagaur and Jaisalmer districts have begun preparing cumin sown or some place has also begun sporadic. For sowing of cumin farmers waited to lower the temperature you have decreased in the last days. The sowing of cumin are expected to be completed by 15 December. The official said that 1.40 million hectares in the current season Barmer, Jodhpur 1.30 million hectares, JALORE cumin in a million hectares were sown. The official said the new season jeera sowing fears about a fall in the state is looking at the current price of cumin are offering better returns to farmers

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