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1.7 lakh acres to be cultivated in Rabi in Nizamabad district
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The Chief Engineer of Irrigation Department has put the total ayacut in the rabi season in the district at 1,70,000 acres, considering water availability in Nizamsagar Project and 80 per cent of the water available in Nizamsagar Project system tanks. He put the total availability of water at 17.8 tmc.
Nizamabad: The Chief Engineer of Irrigation Department has put the total ayacut in the rabi season in the district at 1,70,000 acres, considering water availability in Nizamsagar Project and 80 per cent of the water available in Nizamsagar Project system tanks. He put the total availability of water at 17.8 tmc.
The officials advocated raising irrigated dry crops in Domaledgi, Sampoor, Takli, Kummanpally, Salampad, Saloora, Jadi, Rampoor, Fathe Nagar, Lad Mavnadi, Achanpally, Bellal, Narsapoor, LK Faram, Tadbelloli, Meetapoor, Jallapoor, Matia Faram, Anantha Giri and other tail-end areas of the Nizamsagar project. The official called upon the farmers to transplant paddy as early as possible.
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