The uneven monsoon is threatening crop growth in India, leading to a 15% rainfall deficit. Kharif sowing as of September 18 is down 1.3% from last year, with declines in vital crops like rice and maize, while pulses and some oilseeds have shown minor growth.
The uneven monsoon is threatening crop growth in India, leading to a 15% rainfall deficit. Kharif sowing as of September 18 is down 1.3% from last year, with declines in vital crops like rice and maize, while pulses and some oilseeds have shown minor growth.
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The uneven monsoon is threatening crop growth in India, leading to a 15% rainfall deficit. Kharif sowing as of September 18 is down 1.3% from last year, with declines in vital crops like rice and maize, while pulses and some oilseeds have shown minor growth.
