Urea DAP distribution in Badhona took place on Tuesday at the government fertilizer depot located in the Badhona gram panchayat. The timely supply of fertilizers provided much-needed relief to farmers during the ongoing rabi crop season.
As soon as news of the fertilizer distribution spread, a large number of farmers reached the depot early in the morning. The premises remained busy throughout the day as farmers queued up to collect urea and DAP for their fields.
Rising Demand for Fertilizers During Rabi Season
Depot operator Pradeep Singh said that fertilizer demand has increased steadily due to active sowing and top dressing of rabi crops. Keeping this in view, the depot followed a transparent and orderly process to ensure fair distribution.
Under the urea DAP distribution in Badhona, nearly 400 farmers received fertilizers based on their landholding, crop requirement, and eligibility. The depot staff ensured that no farmer received excess quantity so that supplies could reach more beneficiaries.
Farmers Welcome Timely Fertilizer Supply
Farmers expressed satisfaction after receiving fertilizers. Many said that timely urea and DAP availability would help them complete sowing and nutrient application without delay.
Local farmers added that delayed fertilizer supply often affects crop growth. This time, however, smooth distribution helped them plan farm operations better. Several farmers said they expect improved crop health and yield due to timely nutrient application.
Efforts to Maintain Order and Future Availability
To maintain discipline, the depot operator and staff guided farmers during distribution. They provided clear instructions on queuing, verification, and quantity limits. This helped prevent crowding and confusion.
Pradeep Singh assured farmers that authorities are making continuous efforts to maintain fertilizer availability in the coming days. He said the goal is to ensure that no farmer in the area faces fertilizer shortages during the peak agricultural season.
The successful urea DAP distribution in Badhona highlights the importance of efficient local-level supply management to support farmers and strengthen agricultural productivity.
