Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Adilabad to Open 10 Soya Procurement Centres for Farmers
Adilabad district plans to open soya-buying centres for farmers.
The district collector said there would be 10 centres.
The article names nine places where centres will be set up.
It does not say where the tenth centre will be.
Farmers were urged to sell their soya at these centres.
The goal is to help them get the minimum support price.
Officials were also told to put payments into farmers’ bank accounts.
District officials discussed the soya crop and expected yield at a meeting.
Adilabad district collector Rajarshi Shah said 10 soya procurement centres would be opened across the district.
The centres are intended to help farmers receive the minimum support price for their soya.
Nine locations were named: Adilabad, Jainad, Bela, Ichoda, Boath, Utnoor, Indravelli, Narnoor and Neredigonda.
The report says 10 centres will open but lists only nine locations.
Officials were directed to ensure payments are credited to farmers’ bank accounts.
- Who
- Adilabad district collector Rajarshi Shah and district officials announced the procurement plan for farmers.
- What
- Ten soya procurement centres are to be opened to help farmers receive the minimum support price.
- When
- The collector made the announcement on Friday; no date is given.
- Where
- Across Adilabad district; nine named locations are Adilabad, Jainad, Bela, Ichoda, Boath, Utnoor, Indravelli, Narnoor and Neredigonda.
- Why
- To help farmers receive the minimum support price for their soya and ensure payments reach their bank accounts.
- Planned centres
- 10
- Locations named
- Adilabad, Jainad, Bela, Ichoda, Boath, Utnoor, Indravelli, Narnoor and Neredigonda
- Number of locations listed
- Nine, although the report says 10 centres will open
- Crop
- Soya
- Pricing aim
- Help farmers receive the minimum support price
- Payment instruction
- Credit payments for produce to farmers’ bank accounts
- Announcement
- Made by district collector Rajarshi Shah on Friday