The Gohana Sugar Mill in Haryana has officially begun its sugarcane crushing operations for the new season, bringing relief and optimism to thousands of sugarcane farmers in the region. The commencement marks an important phase in the agricultural cycle, as farmers look forward to timely processing and smoother payments for their produce.
Authorities at the mill conducted a traditional puja ceremony before switching on the crushing machinery. Officials confirmed that the plant has undergone maintenance and upgrades to improve efficiency and increase crushing capacity for the season. This is expected to reduce waiting time for farmers and ensure faster turnaround of cane-loading vehicles. Local farmers have welcomed the start of operations, stating that early and efficient crushing is crucial for maintaining the quality of sugarcane and ensuring better recovery rates. Many also expressed hope that the mill would maintain transparency in weighing and provide timely payments.
The district administration has assured full support to ensure smooth functioning throughout the crushing season. Measures have been taken to manage traffic around the mill, improve logistics, and maintain safety protocols within the premises.With the beginning of crushing operations, the Gohana Sugar Mill is expected to process thousands of tonnes of cane in the coming weeks, contributing significantly to the region’s sugar production and rural economy.
