Gujarat: Farmers sowed crops in 12,950 hectares, most of them were cotton
2025-06-26 12:17:25
Gujarat Begins Kharif Sowing, Cotton on Top
Vadodara : India is an agricultural country, so it is natural to have good rains in the agricultural sector. The sons of the soil are eagerly waiting for the rain. There is an atmosphere of happiness among the farmers of Vadodara district due to rain from the sky this year. In the current Kharif season, sowing has been completed in 12,950 hectares of agricultural area in the district so far.
Out of the total 12,950 hectares of Kharif crop sown in Vadodara district, cotton has been sown in 8,891 hectares of land, which is the highest. Apart from this, fodder has been sown in 2,042 hectares of land. Vegetables have been planted in 1,781 hectares, soybean in 125 hectares and pigeon pea crop in 60 hectares. While banana and papaya have been planted in 1 hectare each.
If we look at the area of Kharif crops taluka wise, then crops have been sown on 4,201 hectares in Dabhoi, 49 in Desar, 1,363 in Karjan, 4,399 in Padra, 552 in Savli and 2,386 hectares in Shinor. After the solid planning of the state and central government, farmers have not faced any problem in getting fertilizers. On the other hand, the sons of the soil, who are facing the demon-like rain from the sky, have taken up the task of converting every grain of food into a grain with full enthusiasm.
