El Niño poses a risk to India's farming this year, with a predicted 'below normal' monsoon and a 35% deficit already impacting sowing. However, the country has learned from past droughts, implementing measures like expanded irrigation and drought-resistant crops to mitigate the impact. Vulnerable states are preparing contingency plans.
El Niño poses a risk to India's farming this year, with a predicted 'below normal' monsoon and a 35% deficit already impacting sowing. However, the country has learned from past droughts, implementing measures like expanded irrigation and drought-resistant crops to mitigate the impact. Vulnerable states are preparing contingency plans.
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