Archive · 25 Dec 2025
Urea App Success and Farm Scheme Revival
A new app for farmers has become very popular.
It lets them buy urea, which is like food for plants, easily.
In just two days, more than 100,000 farmers downloaded the app.
They bought over 60,000 bags of urea using the app.
Farmers like it because they can see if the urea is available nearby and buy it using their phones.
The government is also bringing back a scheme to give farmers tools and machinery at lower prices.
The Chief Minister will start this scheme in January.
The government wants to help farmers by giving them the things they need to grow crops better.
The Urea App has been a hit among farmers, with over 60,500 bags purchased in its trial phase.
More than 100,000 downloads recorded in just two days.
19,695 farmers used the app to buy urea from local dealers.
The app provides transparency on stock availability and allows remote booking with OTP collection.
The government is reviving the farm mechanisation scheme to provide modern machinery to 1,31,000 farmers at subsidised rates.
- Who
- Farmers in five districts of the state and the state government
- What
- A mobile application for purchasing urea and the revival of the farm mechanisation scheme
- When
- During a two-day experimental phase for the urea app and January for the farm mechanisation scheme
- Where
- Adilabad, Jangaon, Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, and Peddapalli districts for the urea app; statewide for the farm mechanisation scheme
- Why
- To provide transparency and convenience in purchasing urea and to provide modern machinery to farmers at subsidised rates
Government Perspective
Farmers' Perspective
Scheme Implementation
Government Perspective
The government is focused on reviving the farm mechanisation scheme to provide modern machinery to farmers at subsidised rates.
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers are hopeful that the scheme will bring them the necessary tools and machinery to improve their productivity.
- Total bags purchased
- 60,510
- Total farmers using app
- 19,695
- App downloads in 2 days
- 100,000
- Pilot districts
- Adilabad, Jangaon, Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Peddapalli
- Tenant farmers supported
- 217
- Bags booked by tenant farmers
- 678
- Farmers to benefit from mechanisation scheme
- 1,31,000
- Scheme inauguration month
- January
