Urea Distribution by KRIBHCO and IFFCO to Cooperatives

2026-02-10 Information

(a) State-wise allocation of urea is made by the Department of Fertilizers, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India. The intra-State distribution of urea to cooperative societies, dealers and retailers is carried out in accordance with the fertilizer distribution policy of the respective State Government. Urea is allocated to the State on a monthly basis by the Department of Fertilizers. Upon receipt of the monthly allocation, the Department of Agriculture of respective State Government issues necessary instructions for onward distribution within the State.

(b) The district wise details of the total quantity of urea supplied by KRIBHCO and IFFCO to the State of Rajasthan during the last three years, is placed at Annexure. The distribution of fertilizers within the State is done by the respective State Government.

(c) Following measures are taken by the Government every season for ensuring timely and adequate availability of fertilizers across the States, including in aspirational and underserved districts such as Jhalawar–Baran:

i. Before the commencement of each cropping season, Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare (DA&FW), in consultation with all the State Governments, assesses the state-wise & month-wise requirement of fertilizers.

ii. On the basis of requirement projected by DA&FW, D/o Fertilizers allocates adequate quantities of fertilizers to States by issuing monthly supply plan and continuously monitors the availability.

(d) The Government is implementing several structural, digital, and financial measures to strengthen the cooperative distribution network and ensure that small and marginal farmers have easy access to urea:

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ANNEXURE

(in MT)

IFFCO

Year Wise Urea Supply

S.NO.

DISTRICT

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26 (till 31-01-2026)

Ajmer

21,835

18,102

18,730

17,255

Alwar

17,118

15,412

15,677

25,492

Banswara

18,227

17,752

17,208

14,308

Baran

15,599

13,906

26,172

24,802

Barmer

10,361

11,553

11,995

12,718

Bharatpur

10,086

10,611

11,811

15,913

Bhilwara

22,210

21,035

30,265

30,357

Bikaner

33,094

35,596

39,046

22,705

Bundi

21,324

18,897

23,746

23,269

Chittorgarh

19,285

17,859

21,290

24,878

Churu

13,521

12,413

15,039

9,440

Dausa

7,354

5,138

8,281

7,259

Dhaulpur

4,847

4,987

8,383

7,001

Dungarpur

2,221

2,033

2,233

2,070

Ganganagar

36,612

39,711

33,480

28,388

Hanumangarh

24,585

21,084

19,683

25,230

Jaipur

24,543

19,522

19,839

25,817

Jaisalmer

6,154

7,175

5,014

5,227

Jalor

8,917

10,010

6,969

11,093

Jhalawar

11,062

9,816

13,600

15,878

Jhunjhunu

5,689

6,357

7,347

7,407

Jodhpur

14,851

17,522

21,330

19,108

Karauli

8,114

5,647

3,795

10,376

Kota

21,031

17,129

22,709

26,585

Nagaur

20,096

18,887

24,465

28,035

Pali

11,379

13,433

13,950

11,711

Pratapgarh

8,241

8,488

9,986

7,366

Rajsamand

5,151

6,019

6,379

6,770

Sawai Madhopur

13,547

9,106

14,047

13,735

Sikar

10,666

7,151

10,503

11,297

Sirohi

10,625

14,336

9,326

9,956

Tonk

13,687

8,395

8,912

14,187

Udaipur

8,923

6,376

5,992

7,646

Grand Total

4,80,956

4,51,459

5,07,200

5,23,278

(in MT)

KRIBHCO

Year Wise Urea Supply to RAJASTHAN

District

Year

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26
UPto 31 January

Ajmer

1,183.590

2,116.035

2,873.700

Alwar

2,635.740

7,740.315

6,348.780

Banswara

1,088.955

1,114.650

198.000

Baran

3,440.520

2,585.250

972.000

Barmer

5,923.035

5,918.985

2,618.865

Bharatpur

2,900.340

1,322.235

129.600

Bhilwara

13,019.400

10,965.555

3,808.350

Bikaner

8,112.420

7,856.460

7,813.035

Bundi

9,120.465

9,036.135

5,168.250

Chittorgarh

9,060.750

6,958.395

4,680.450

Churu

5,433.930

3,852.405

3,623.085

Dausa

524.700

547.650

1,172.700

Dungarpur

801.450

803.025

114.075

Ganganagar

8,340.930

6,226.380

9,255.510

Hanumangarh

22,560.300

14,538.060

9,911.745

Jaipur

13,171.185

10,179.990

7,667.775

Jaisalmer

2,838.330

5,202.315

1,676.475

Jalore

2,886.570

3,841.695

3,755.970

Jhalawar

1,706.940

1,441.800

936.900

Jhunjhunu

1,081.350

472.950

374.850

Jodhpur

12,861.495

9,642.600

6,887.205

Karauli

66.375

–

KBSK-Suratgarh

1,487.700

1,365.570

1,996.155

Kota

9,342.270

9,002.835

6,599.070

Nagaur

6,883.830

7,633.710

6,035.940

Pali

455.850

1,992.150

1,994.850

Pratapgarh

1,386.000

1,968.525

868.050

Rajsamand

2,281.815

1,789.065

278.865

Sawai Madhopur

422.550

132.750

–

Sikar

1,406.115

2,172.600

1,512.900

Sirohi

367.650

2,848.725

1,918.350

Tonk

962.550

2,538.495

1,595.115

Udaipur

5,372.145

4,090.455

252.900

Grand Total

1,59,127.245

1,47,897.765

1,03,039.515

This information was given by Union Minister for Home and Cooperation Shri Amit Shah in a written reply in Lok Sabha.

The movement of all major subsidized fertilizers is monitored throughout the country by an on-line web-based monitoring system called integrated Fertilizer Management System (iFMS).
Regular Weekly Video Conference is conducted jointly by DA&FW and D/o Fertilizers with State Agriculture Officials and corrective actions are taken to dispatch fertilizers as indicated by the State Governments.

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