Rayalaseema in southern India is one of the country's most drought-vulnerable regions, experiencing drought in 15 of 18 years between 2000-2018. Over 80% of its 2.7 million farmers are marginal or small landholders practicing rainfed agriculture. Despite pressing agricultural information needs around water management, crop selection, and drought adaptation, these farmers face compounding barriers: 36% rural internet penetration, 60% literacy rates, and information systems designed for English or Hindi speakers. We examine the current landscape of agricultural information retrieval resources for Telugu-speaking farmers and find a critical gap: while agricultural QA datasets exist for Hindi, Tamil, and Bengali, no Telugu agricultural QA benchmark exists, let alone one addressing drought-specific contexts. We document available information sources, identify where they fall short, and propose a methodology for constructing a Telugu Agricultural QA dataset using Kisan Call Center records and regional extension materials. This work charts a path toward inclusive agricultural IR for over 74 million Telugu speakers.