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Why September Rain Holds The Key To India's Monsoon And Kharif Crops
Kharif sowing has clawed back to within 1.5% of last year's level, but a 13% rainfall deficit means the season's fate rests on the next four weeks.
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Why September Rain Holds The Key To India's Monsoon And Kharif Crops
Kharif sowing has clawed back to within 1.5% of last year's level, but a 13% rainfall deficit means the season's fate rests on the next four weeks.
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