Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Kurnool Collector Inspects Farms, Promotes E-Crop Booking and Irrigation
The District Collector of Kurnool is making sure farmers get their crops registered properly.
He visited farms to check on the crops and talked to farmers about how much money they are making.
He also told farmers to try new fertilizers and grow different crops to help their land and make more money.
The Collector is also supporting farmers to grow oil palms by providing government subsidies.
He also checked on the water supply to farms and listened to farmers' requests for a new water pipe.
Kurnool District Collector directed officials to expedite e-Crop booking.
Collector inspected castor crop fields and discussed investments and returns with farmers.
Farmers were advised to use nano urea and diversify crops for better income.
The Collector encouraged oil palm cultivation and noted government subsidies.
Water was supplied to 68 irrigation tanks, and a pipeline proposal was reviewed.
- Who
- Kurnool District Collector P Ranjith Basha, agriculture officials, and local farmers.
- What
- Collector directed officials to expedite e-Crop booking and inspected agricultural activities.
- When
- During a field inspection on Thursday
- Where
- Kurnool district, Krishnagiri mandal, and Handri-Neeva Sujala Sravanthi canal
- Why
- To streamline e-Crop booking, promote sustainable farming, and improve irrigation.
Farmers
Government
Water supply
Farmers
Farmers are seeking to have access to sufficient water supply to irrigate their farms.
Government
The government is providing water supply to irrigation tanks.
- District
- Kurnool
- Collector
- P Ranjith Basha
- Location Visited
- Krishnagiri mandal
- Crop Discussed
- Castor
- Subsidy for Oil Palm
- Rs 5,250 per hectare
- Irrigation Tanks supplied water
- 68