Kharif Sowing Gains Pace in Gujarat, Cotton Tops in Vadodara

Gujarat Begins Kharif Sowing; Cotton Leads in Vadodara

Vadodara: With the arrival of timely rainfall, Kharif sowing activities have picked up pace across Gujarat, bringing a wave of optimism among farmers. In Vadodara district, favorable weather conditions have created a positive atmosphere, encouraging farmers to begin sowing with renewed enthusiasm.

So far, sowing has been completed on 12,950 hectares in the district. Cotton dominates the crop pattern, covering 8,891 hectares—the largest share of the total sown area. Other crops include fodder on 2,042 hectares, vegetables on 1,781 hectares, soybean on 125 hectares, and pigeon pea on 60 hectares. Banana and papaya have also been planted on 1 hectare each.

Taluka-wise, Padra has recorded the highest sowing area at 4,399 hectares, followed by Dabhoi with 4,201 hectares, Shinor with 2,386 hectares, Karjan with 1,363 hectares, Savli with 552 hectares, and Desar with 49 hectares.

Officials stated that due to effective planning by both the state and central governments, farmers have not faced any shortage of fertilizers. Supported by good rainfall and adequate inputs, farmers are actively engaged in sowing operations, aiming for a productive and successful Kharif season.

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