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Up to 83% rainfall deficit puts the Valley’s apple and paddy crops at risk

The prolonged dry weather has started affecting apple orchards, with horticulture experts warning that moisture stress is increasing the risk of physiological disorders such as fruit cracking and lenticel blotch

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The Hindu BusinessLineLean L·1h ago
Up to 83% rainfall deficit puts the Valley’s apple and paddy crops at risk
The prolonged dry weather has started affecting apple orchards, with horticulture experts warning that moisture stress is increasing the risk of physiological disorders such as fruit cracking and lenticel blotch
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Up to 83% rainfall deficit puts the Valley’s apple and paddy crops at risk

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