Bioethanol Plants Transforming Nellore's Upland Farming

In Nellore District, India, there's a big change happening in farming.

New factories are being built to make bioethanol, which is a special fuel made from plants like maize and broken rice.

The government wants to mix this bioethanol with regular fuel to use less imported oil.

This is great news for farmers, especially those in hilly areas, because they can now grow maize instead of the usual rice.

The factories will buy the maize from the farmers, giving them a steady income.

This change is expected to create new jobs and help the local economy.

Farmers are also being encouraged to form groups to get more support and benefits.