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NABARD funds new paddy storage facilities in Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu

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On October 31, 2026, two paddy storage facilities were inaugurated in Srimushnam taluk, Cuddalore district, Tamil Nadu, with financial assistance from the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. The facilities, which include the Melapalayur facility (2,000 tonnes) and the Thethampattu facility (5,000 tonnes), were built at a combined cost of ₹11.56 crore and offer a total storage capacity of 7,000 tonnes. Officials noted that five such facilities, totaling 33,500 tonnes, are being established across Cuddalore district to protect paddy procured from farmers.

From thehindu.com

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The investment in permanent, structurally-roofed paddy storage facilities aims to protect crops procured from farmers at direct procurement centers. This infrastructure supports the agricultural supply chain and procurement goals within Tamil Nadu, where 5,66,210.880 tonnes of paddy were procured during the 2025–26 Kharif season.

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    The state's agricultural sector could see increased stability in paddy procurement and storage costs.

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