Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Timely Rains Save Crops in Adilabad Region
Farmers in Adilabad district are happy because recent rains saved their cotton, soya, and red gram crops.
However, they need more heavy rains soon for the plants to grow well.
Some areas like Mancherial and Adilabad have not received enough rain, which is causing problems for both crops and livestock.
Farmers are hoping for better rainfall in the next 15 days to help their plants grow and provide green grass for their animals.
Timely rains saved planted cotton, soya, and red gram crops in Adilabad district.
Farmers need heavy spells of rain in the coming 15 days for plant growth.
Komaram Bheem Asifabad received normal rainfall, while other areas face deficits.
Scanty rainfall affects both crops and livestock, leading to grazing issues.
Farmers are concerned about the future growth of their crops and the well-being of their livestock.
- Who
- Farmers in Adilabad district
- What
- Timely rains saved crops, but more rain is needed
- When
- Last two days and future 15 days
- Where
- Adilabad district, Komaram Bheem Asifabad, Mancherial, Nirmal
- Why
- To ensure crop growth and livestock sustenance
Farmers' Perspective
Rainfall Data
Crop Salvation
Farmers' Perspective
Timely rains saved planted cotton, soya, and red gram crops.
Rainfall Data
Rainfall data shows varying deviations from normal levels.
Future Needs
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers need heavy spells of rain for plant growth.
Rainfall Data
Some areas face significant rainfall deficits.
- Cotton Cultivated Area
- 4.30 lakh acres
- Soya Cultivated Area
- 56,000 acres
- Red Gram Cultivated Area
- 42,000 acres
- Komaram Bheem Asifabad Rainfall
- 353mm (18% deviation)
- Mancherial Rainfall
- 305.7mm (20% deviation)
- Adilabad Rainfall
- 279.2mm (36% deviation)
- Nirmal Rainfall
- 280.2mm (26% deviation)