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Did you know Florida is the top producer of watermelon in the U.S.? According to USDA, the Sunshine State accounted for 25% of all domestic supplies in 2019. Even though the crop is grown all over the state, more than a third comes from the Suwannee Valley. In the middle of it all is Bob Hochmuth, Assistant Director of the UF/IFAS North Florida Research and Education Center’s regional campus. He knows how important communication is, especially during this time of year when regular visits are made to the field to scout out early signs of disease, pests, and nutrient deficiencies.
SHO, constable suspended
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The Station House Officer, Nagarampalem police station, Guntur, Y. Mallikarjuna Rao and constable Mani, who were charged on Sunday along with nine others in a case related to the alleged suicide of a 59-year old woman, were on Monday suspended and sent to Vacancy Reserve (VR).
The two were booked under Section 174 Cr.P.C. DIG Trivikram Varma sent them to VR and posted Ratna Swamy as the in-charge SHO.
The DIG ordered an inquiry by Additional SP, Crimes, Manohara Rao.
S. Umadevi, an attender in the Soil Testing Laboratory of the Agricultural Department, reportedly committed suicide on May 22 morning after allegedly being harassed by her in-laws over a property dispute. Her younger son alleged that she was harassed by the Nagarampalem police even as the family was pleading that they would settle the issue after the ceremony of the eldest son, who died on May 8.