District fertilizer coordination committee meeting representing the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Land and Irrrigation and Kegalle National Fertilizer Secretariat was held on 2025 08 13 at the District Secretariat Auditorium Kegalle District Secretary/Chairperson H. M. J. M. Under the leadership of Mr. Herath. Mr. Sarath Sumanadasa, Deputy Director of Kegalla National Fertilizer Secretariat, who first explained the purpose, mentioned how much fertilizer should be imported by fertilizer companies? Go to gain an insight on a tooth calculations, discuss the goal of ve cultivation in the Kegalle district's major season, in connecting with the Department of Agriculture Development, Department of Agriculture and the National Fertilizer Secretariat, and the National Fertilizer Coordination Committees to bring decisions regarding fertilizer related to prices. The meeting will be held. Here, the information discussion regarding the total pottery land size and farming target identified by the Kegalle District Agricultural Services Department, which is updated on cultivation for the 2025 season. Accordingly, the total paddy land size in the district is 9514.65 hectares. Total paddy land size 9400.65 in these cultivable. Yesterday's farming goal was 6192 hectares and the crop was 55 busels per acres in the same season. Toe. 17246.7055. Also the total amount of paddy land planted for the yellow season for 2025 07 31 is 4753.5791 hectares. In connection with this information, 1161.6305 hectares of total paddy land size in the district have been identified as paddy. In relation to this information, the progress of providing financial subsidies this season for the Agricultural Development Department, the progress of yellow season seed cultivation, the farming goals presented in relation to the major season, and the questions arising towards those goals. Here local officials, government and private officials representing fertilizer companies discussed widely about the existing issues and were able to identify a few issues there. Here are the reasons why eggs and fertilizer farmers were not in hand especially when needed. Some officers thought the farmers in the district were working to harvest paddy targeting the sky. Another fact that aimed at the sky like this, several issues are jumping while choosing wee varieties during paddy harvesting. Similarly, farmers expect and not getting the variety when needed, we can see a situation where we can go away from farming. Some issues identified with vee cultivation in both cases of vee and fertilizer. Assistant Commissioner of Agricultural Development is expected to reach a target of 6732 hectares and 106.75 hectares of economic consumption in the 2025/226. A. Said by Mr. Chaminda. Utilizing the skies in Kegalle district and hopefully 80% of farmers harvest paddy and eating meetings are held but there is hope within them to get eggs and fertilizer immediately within the period which was cultivated. This is a jumping issue every season and if they are not eggs in time of need they are bought and harvesting from some company. The end result of it is that there is a huge impact on quantity growth. The Department of Agriculture states that the number of eggs should be increased as eggs and farm production is 30%. Also another suggestion that farmers should re-enact the self-seeding program to produce seeds by themselves. Another issue is adding to the issues affecting wee cultivation. That's the problem with the wild wee. How to get seed faithfully because of being wild. Go on still getting a problem. Therefore, subject in charge of the deputy director of the provincial agriculture department said that he is still working to inform the farmers and encourage the farmers to the wild currency. A. S. Mrs. Nayana Kumari was saying. The total number of tea cultivated in Kegalle district is 15074 hectares. The Deputy Director of Tea Development Manager said the requirement of fertilizer for tea cultivation is currently at a significant level. The statement made by the Commissioner of the Coconut Development Board was that the district has about 35860 acres of limited and infinitely coconut fertilizer in the district, and the subsidy for coconut fertilizer has been currently stopped and farmers have reduced the use of coconut fertilizer as the price is higher. MOP has been informed to offer fertilizer at free price and farmers can get a 50Kg pack of 1 : 600 per plant from 05 acres to 05 acres at the price of Rs. 271.40/= Also the Rubber Development Commissioner said that the total amount of rubber grown in Kegalle district is 1151 hectares and this is the requirement of fertilizer. Toe. 475.5 is like that. Immature cultivation is 11454.3 hectares and the need of fertilizer. Toe. 2068. According to the request made by the department to provide free fertilizer for the year 2023/24, the head office has approved half of the fertilizer requirement for the year 2023/24. According to this. Toe. Procession work is underway to provide 56.5 fertilizer and will work to deliver the fertilizer in the coming month. It has been informed that the remaining fertilizers that are currently to expire should be given free of cost to government institutions and due to the possibility of selling them will also be mentioned expiration date and delivered to the customer. Fertilizer prices are likely to fall as the upcoming season, and it is also a specialty that fertilizer companies agree to import fertilizer stocks on this committee. Here at District Agriculture Director S. M. A. C. Yooo. Mrs. Senarathna was commenting; that the provincial agriculture department should try to increase the production by becoming eggs and increase the production ahead, decide the varieties that are necessary and deliver eggs as per the demand of the farmers, companies should gather data in the future regarding being eggs. Expressed confidence that the data gathered about the future targets of tea - coconut - rubber - bogs will be able to meet the need for forward fertilizer and meet the requirements for the season ahead. The teacher also said that the funding and fertilizer is being provided as a role of the Department of Agricultural Development and is expecting the support of government officials and companies to make this work successful. At the District Fertilizer Coordination Committee held that day, the District Secretary intervened directly and discussed with all the institutions to find solutions to these issues and the Deputy Directors of the National Fertilizer Secretariat coordinated all institutions related to the committee.