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Free High-Quality Seed Distribution Program Benefits Farmers Across Eluru District

The Eluru District Agriculture Department has launched a free certified seed distribution program to help farmers improve crop productivity and promote sustainable farming practices.


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The Eluru District Agriculture Department has initiated a large-scale certified seed distribution program to provide farmers with high-quality seeds ahead of the upcoming cultivation season. The initiative aims to improve crop productivity, enhance seed quality, and encourage farmers to adopt modern agricultural practices.

Under the program, farmers received certified paddy, maize, pulses, groundnut, and vegetable seeds through government distribution centers established across various mandals in the district. Agriculture officials verified farmer registrations and ensured transparent distribution of seed packets under government subsidy schemes.

Experts from the Agriculture Department conducted awareness sessions on seed selection, crop planning, sowing techniques, pest management, and efficient fertilizer usage. Farmers were also educated about climate-resilient crop varieties that offer higher yields and better resistance to pests and diseases.

District officials stated that the program would help reduce cultivation costs while increasing agricultural productivity and farmer income. They encouraged farmers to use only certified seeds supplied through authorized government channels to achieve better crop performance.

Farmers appreciated the timely distribution of quality seeds, noting that the initiative would support better crop growth and improve their livelihoods. Officials assured that additional seed distribution camps would be organized in the coming weeks to cover all eligible farmers across Eluru District.

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