Kachucharra farmers under Dhalai District are suffering heavy losses. Several farmers, who took loans for farming, were deprived at large from a minimum profit. During the last couple of days rains and hailstorms have damaged the production of vital vegetables with the farmers keeps hand-head across the rural areas of the state .The vital production like tomatoes, potatoes, watermelon cultivation and others have been damaged at large due to the monsoon rain and thunder storm.7000 Kg Tomato were damaged under water in a family in Kachucharra. Moreover no such cold storage .is available in remote place like Kachucharra.

The situation has become grim as there witnessed a hefty loss for the farmers.“We are incurring huge losses and we are not getting any returns from our cultivation. Farmers are not left with any other option than keeping hand-head as they are facing heavy debts,” said (farmer). The potato output is adversely affected with loss ranging between 20-60 %

In Tripura initially the farmers were engaged growing paddy but along with the moving hands of the clock, the farmers at the rural Tripura got involved to vegetable cultivation at large. Moreover, irrigation facility has also been introduced and so farmers are gradually getting into vegetable farming. Earlier, in Tripura vegetable use to come from outside state and Shillong but now the farmers here are moving towards self-sufficiency in vegetable production.

Agriculture is the backbone of the economy of Tripura. Most of the indigenous local inhabitants of the state are engaged in the traditional occupation of cultivating fruits, and vegetables.