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UP CM Yogi Adityanath Assures Fertiliser Supply

UP CM assures farmers of adequate fertiliser supply. 29.05 lakh MT stock available.

Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
Mumbai Alert · Politics Desk
Politics Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 28 July 2026 at 07:51 pm
UP CM Yogi Adityanath Assures Fertiliser Supply

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has assured farmers that the state government is committed to ensuring adequate availability of fertilizers.

This assurance comes as farmers are in the process of paddy transplantation and sowing of other Kharif crops. The Chief Minister stated that farmers need not worry about fertilizer availability as sufficient stocks have been maintained across the state.

Yogi Adityanath directed officials of the Agriculture Department and related departments to continuously monitor supply and ensure fertilizers reach farmers without disruption. He also appealed to farmers not to pay attention to misleading information or rumours regarding fertilizer shortages.

The Chief Minister advised farmers against unnecessary stockpiling, stating that the availability of fertilizers has increased compared to the previous year. Ensuring timely supply of quality fertilizers remains a priority for the government.

According to official data, a total of 28.25 lakh metric tonnes of fertilizer had been sold in the state till July 27, while 29.05 lakh metric tonnes remained available. The government reiterated that it is taking steps to ensure farmers receive fertilizers according to crop requirements and within the required timeframe.

Agriculture Director Dr. Pankaj Tripathi said sufficient fertilizer stocks are available across all 18 divisions of Uttar Pradesh. He added that farmers facing difficulties in obtaining fertilizers can contact district-level or divisional Agriculture Department officials for assistance.

The state government's efforts to ensure adequate fertilizer supply are crucial for the success of the Kharif crops. The government's priority is to ensure that farmers have access to the necessary resources to maximize their yields.

In recent years, Uttar Pradesh has emerged as a leader in various agricultural initiatives. The state government's commitment to supporting farmers is evident in its efforts to ensure timely supply of fertilizers and other essential resources.

The availability of fertilizers is a critical factor in determining the success of agricultural crops. The state government's assurance of adequate fertilizer supply is expected to provide relief to farmers who were concerned about potential shortages.

In conclusion, the Uttar Pradesh government's efforts to ensure adequate fertilizer supply are a positive step towards supporting farmers and promoting agricultural growth in the state.

Frequently asked questions

What is the current fertiliser stock in Uttar Pradesh?

The current fertiliser stock in Uttar Pradesh is 29.05 lakh metric tonnes.

What has the UP government done to ensure fertiliser supply?

The UP government has directed officials to monitor supply and ensure fertilizers reach farmers without disruption.

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