Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Khammam Collector Assures No Fertilizer Shortage
The government wants to make sure farmers in Khammam have enough fertilizer.
The local leader, the Collector, says there's plenty of urea and more is coming.
They're checking to make sure no one buys too much or tries to sell it at unfair prices.
Farmers can buy fertilizer online, and if they have any problems like being overcharged, they can call a special phone number for help.
The government is working with officials to keep the supply steady.
Khammam district collector assured farmers of no fertilizer or urea shortage.
Over 3,000 metric tons of urea are in stock, with an additional 2,500 metric tons arriving soon.
Collector warned against hoarding and unauthorized bulk purchases.
All fertilizer sales are conducted online for transparent transactions.
Farmers can report issues via toll-free helpline 1077.
- Who
- Khammam District Collector Anudeep Durishetty
- What
- Khammam district collector assured farmers of no shortage of fertilizers or urea.
- When
- The news was reported recently.
- Where
- Khammam district
- Why
- To ensure farmers have access to fertilizers and prevent any artificial scarcity or price gouging.
Hoarders/Those Seeking to Exploit
Farmers
Compliance vs. Exploitation
Hoarders/Those Seeking to Exploit
Seek to exploit scarcity.
Farmers
Ensure farmers get adequate supplies.
- Collector
- Anudeep Durishetty
- District
- Khammam
- Urea in Stock
- Over 3,000 metric tons
- Additional Urea
- 2,500 metric tons arriving soon
- Helpline
- 1077
- Focus
- Preventing scarcity
