Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Collector Assures No Fertilizer Shortage, Addresses Farmers
The local government in Krishna District, led by Collector DK Balaji, says there isn't a shortage of fertilizer (urea).
They have plenty of urea on hand, and more is coming soon.
The Collector wants to make sure farmers get the fertilizer they need and tells them to report anyone selling it at higher prices.
A special phone number is available for farmers to get help.
Krishna district collector DK Balaji assures farmers of no fertilizer shortage.
1,443 metric tons of urea are currently available in the district.
Over 4,000 more metric tons of urea will arrive within ten days.
The district administration is ensuring adequate supply at all Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies (PACS).
Farmers are urged to report overpricing to Mandal Agriculture Officers (MAOs).
- Who
- DK Balaji, Krishna District Collector
- What
- Assured farmers of no fertilizer shortage
- When
- September 1st and 2nd
- Where
- Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To address farmers' concerns about urea availability
Farmers' Association
District Collector
Urea Availability
Farmers' Association
Claims of urea shortage and difficulty in access
District Collector
Assurance of sufficient urea supply in the district
- Collector
- DK Balaji
- District
- Krishna
- Urea Stock
- 1,443 metric tons (MTs)
- Incoming Urea
- 4,000+ MTs within 10 days
- Complaint Helpline
- 08672-252572
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