The article highlights a resurgence in sweet potato cultivation in a district, surpassing set targets with 131 hectares of land dedicated to the crop. This marks a comeback for a crop that had previously lost favor. The Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) had set a target of 120 hectares and a production goal of 2,240 tonnes for the current season, but the high demand and profitable prices received by farmers have led to exceeding these targets. The crop is noted for its ease of cultivation, requiring no fertilizer or irrigation. Harvesting has already begun, with farmers expressing satisfaction with the results.