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The type of soil in the district, which is predominantly a rainfed tract, are 47% sandy loams (chalka), 44% of loamy sands (Dubba) soils and 9% are black soils. The black cotton soils occupy land along the banks of river Musi along with margin of the sedimentary formations on the banks of river Krishna and other isolated patches. The PH content of the soils in the district is generally found to be weak alkaline and also poor in Nitrogen content. The district is covered by river Krishna, Musi, Palair, Peddavagu, Dindi, Kanagal and Halia. Among these rivers, Krishna River is the only perennial river. Continue reading