Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Collector Orders Fair Urea Distribution for Farmers
The local government is making sure farmers get the fertilizer they need.
The District Collector told officials to make sure farmers get urea on time.
There is a certain amount of urea available.
Urea must be given to farmers through special groups, not private stores.
Officials will check if anyone is using too much urea.
They're also stationing people at the groups to watch the distribution.
Farmers are advised to only buy the amount they need.
District Collector directed officials to ensure timely fertilizer distribution to farmers.
543 metric tonnes of urea are currently available for distribution.
Urea supplies must go through Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies (PACS).
Officials will investigate reports of unusually high urea consumption.
Agricultural Extension Officers will monitor urea distribution at each PACS.
- Who
- District Collector B.M. Santosh, agriculture officials, and farmers.
- What
- District Collector directed officials to ensure timely and fair urea distribution.
- When
- The review meeting was held on Wednesday.
- Where
- IDOC Conference Hall, Gadwal district.
- Why
- To ensure fertilizers reach farmers on time and without irregularities.
- Official
- District Collector B.M. Santosh
- Topic
- Urea distribution
- Available Urea
- 543 metric tonnes
- Distribution Method
- Through PACS
- Monitoring
- Agricultural Extension Officers at each PACS