Agra, one of North India's leading potato producers, is facing challenges that are critical for its agricultural community. The article highlights the struggles of potato farmers, who are grappling with high input costs and significant challenges such as the lack of quality seeds, increased storage costs, and the impact of climate change on crop cycles. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated these issues by reducing demand due to the suspension of mid-day meal schemes and increasing the cost of essential storage sacks. Furthermore, the article discusses the potential solution of establishing vodka distilleries, which could provide employment and utilize damaged produce, as proposed by Akhilesh Yadav during his election campaign. The high storage fees charged and the proposed solution of subsidized electricity rates for cold storage owners are also discussed, showcasing the complex challenges and potential solutions facing Agra's agricultural sector.