Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Gujarat Anticipates Record Groundnut Production Despite Flood Threat
Gujarat is expecting to grow a lot more groundnuts this year, about 66 lakh tonnes, which is a 26% increase.
Farmers planted groundnuts on a larger area of land compared to last year.
However, some areas in North Gujarat and Kutch had heavy rain and floods, potentially harming the crops.
The government plans to buy groundnuts from farmers at a set price, similar to last year, with the deadline for farmer registration extended.
Some farmers report crop loss due to the floods in certain areas.
Gujarat projects record groundnut production of 66 lakh tonne.
Production expected to be 26% higher than last year.
Groundnut sown on 22 lakh hectares during the ongoing Kharif season.
Flooding in parts of North Gujarat and Kutch threatens crops.
Government to extend the registration deadline for farmers to sell their crops.
- Who
- Gujarat government and farmers
- What
- Expects record groundnut production this year
- When
- Ongoing Kharif season (2025)
- Where
- Gujarat, India
- Why
- Projected bumper crop; potential crop loss due to floods.
- Projected Production
- 66 lakh tonne
- Last Year's Production
- 52.20 lakh tonne
- Sown Area (This Year)
- 22 lakh hectares
- Sown Area (2024-25)
- 19.1 lakh hectares
- MSP Purchases (2024-25)
- 12.22 lakh tonne
- MSP Purchase Value (2024-25)
- ₹8,295 crore
- Registration Deadline Extension
- September 22