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The present study was carried out in the erstwhile Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, the majorproducer of pigeon pea among pulses, which lies in the rain shadow area of the state and suffers fromfrequent droughts. The rainfall in the district is fluctuating. Further revealed that about 70 percentof farmers expressed that change in climatic conditions has reduced pigeon pea yield and 28 percentfarmers opined that it reduced output and the quality seed, 87 percent are interested in an alternate cropas a coping up mechanism in complete failure of crop. The significant change in climate as per farmer’sperception is the erratic distribution of rainfall with the highest Garrett Score of 76.66, followed by adelay in monsoon,which scored 69.54. The suggestions of the farmers when ranked to face the extremeclimate conditions given in the order are,the dissemination of knowledge on contingent crops,loans forsecond crop and waiver of earlier loans, early settlement of crop insurance, High yielding early durationpigeon pea varieties to escape terminal moisture stress, sufficient quantities of quality seed on subsidyfor the second crop in case of failure of crop in initial stages.

Farmers Perception on Climate Change and its Impact on Pigeon Pea in Mahabubnagar District of Telangana