With Subarnapur district receiving a good rainfall, the agricultural activities are going on smoothly across the district.
Paddy cultivation has taken off in right earnest as the district received more rainfall than normal in June.
As per reports, the district has received 399.80 mm rainfall till July-end. Of the six blocks in the district, Binka block has received the highest rainfall of 627.70 mm while Birmaharajpur block registered the lowest at 254.90 mm till July 31.
Similarly, Sonepur block recorded 318 mm rainfall, Tarbha block 285.10 mm, Dunguripali 271.20 mm and Ullunda received 268.50 mm till July 31.
The district received at total of 2025.4 mm rainfall in July.
The agricultural activities for paddy cultivation are on the right track in the district and farmers are busy with the transplantation of paddy seeding and intercultural operation on their farm lands.