Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Andhra Pradesh TDP MPs Seek Urea Supply for Farmers
Some politicians from Andhra Pradesh are worried about a lack of fertilizer, called urea, that farmers need for their crops.
They met with a government minister to ask for help.
They explained that not enough urea has arrived in the state as planned.
This shortage is causing problems because farmers are worried and trying to buy as much as they can.
The politicians suggested some solutions, like getting more urea from different places and making sure it arrives on time, to help the farmers get what they need.
TDP MPs met with the Union Minister to address urea shortage in Andhra Pradesh.
MPs requested immediate action to resolve the urea supply crisis.
A significant shortfall of urea has occurred against the July 2025 Kharif supply plan.
The demand-supply mismatch has caused panic buying and market pressure.
MPs proposed specific actions to increase urea allocation and ensure timely delivery.
- Who
- TDP Parliamentary Party leader and other MPs and the Union Minister.
- What
- TDP MPs requested more urea for Andhra Pradesh farmers.
- When
- On Thursday, during a meeting.
- Where
- Delhi.
- Why
- To address the urea shortage crisis in Andhra Pradesh.
- Meeting Participants
- TDP MPs and Union Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers Jagat Prakash Nadda
- State
- Andhra Pradesh
- Urea Allocated (July 2025 Kharif plan)
- 1,30,000 metric tonnes
- Urea Received (by July 18th)
- 49,485 MTs
- Urea Shortfall
- 80,515 MTs
- Crops mentioned
- paddy, groundnut, red gram, cotton, maize
- Hectares under cultivation
- 1.16 lakh (paddy), 8.21 lakh (other crops)