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Maharashtra's Beed left with fodder for just 100 days due to poor monsoon
Updated On: 21 September, 2026 05:14 PM IST | Beed (Maharashtra) | mid-day online correspondent
While Ambajogai has adequate fodder stocks, supplies in Ashti, Dharur, Gevrai, Kaij, Majalgaon, Shirur and Wadwani are expected to last between 21 and 76 days, according to a Beed Collector’s Office report

The poor monsoon has also affected water availability across the district. Representational Pic/File
Maharashtra's Beed district is facing growing concerns over fodder, water availability and crop survival after below-average rainfall during the monsoon, according to a report from the Beed Collector’s Office on Monday, reported the PTI.
The district currently has fodder stocks sufficient for only around 100 days for more than 8.55 lakh cattle, while several talukas have supplies that could run out much sooner, the report said.


