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India’s kharif acreage down 23%, as deficient monsoon begins to impact sowing
India's kharif sowing acreage drops 23% due to a 42% deficient monsoon, impacting crop production amid Super El Nino forecasts.
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India’s kharif acreage down 23%, as deficient monsoon begins to impact sowing
India's kharif sowing acreage drops 23% due to a 42% deficient monsoon, impacting crop production amid Super El Nino forecasts.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Kharif sowing drops 22.7% as weak monsoon delays planting across India
Paddy (rice), the main kharif crop, saw a decline of 25.17% to 2.57 million hectares. Despite the government's push to plant legumes and oilseeds, pulses sowing was down 30.48% to…
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newsbytesapp.com
India on track to witness third-driest June in century
India's southwest monsoon recorded a 42% rainfall deficit in June, potentially making it the third driest June in a century amid emerging El Niño conditions.
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Kharif sowing slumps 23% amid delayed monsoon; key reservoirs level at 26% storage
Kharif crop sowing plummets 23% due to delayed monsoon and low reservoir levels, raising concerns for agricultural output.
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Kharif sowing falls 22.7% amid delayed monsoon
The India Meteorological Department has forecast seasonal rainfall at 90% of the long-period average this year.
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Monsoon: June ends with 40% deficit rainfall, all eyes on July
Only 9 out of 36 meteorological subdivisions, having one-fourth share in India’s geographical area, have reported “normal or higher” rainfall
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Gujarat’s Kharif sowing slows sharply as 82% rain deficit keeps farmers off fields
The area sown so far is just 15% of Gujarat’s normal Kharif acreage of around 85 lakh hectares, highlighting the extent to which weak monsoon activity has disrupted farm operations
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Clouds over kharif sowing: Met sees below-normal rain in July
July brings a worrying forecast for India as monsoon rains are predicted to be below normal, falling short of 94% of the long-term average. This situation could adversely affect…