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Indian agricultural production and climate challenges

Overview

Agricultural production in India is navigating a combination of climate-driven volatility and shifts toward modern farming techniques.

In Rajasthan, erratic rainfall, temperature fluctuations, and unseasonal precipitation have caused food grain production to fluctuate, posing risks to small-scale farmers growing crops such as bajra, wheat, and mustard.

In contrast, technological and organic advancements are showing localized success. In Madhya Pradesh’s Shivpuri district, farmers have reported increased net income by transitioning from traditional methods to advanced seeds and improved crop management. Local officials are supporting these transitions by promoting organic practices, including natural pest management and the use of Jeevamrut, to decrease dependency on chemical fertilizers.

Entities

Shivpuri · Madhya Pradesh · Russia · European Union · India

Timeline

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    Indian farmers face a landscape of climate volatility in Rajasthan and opportunities for high yields through advanced techniques and organic practices in Madhya Pradesh.

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Sources

hindi.news18.com · hortidaily.com · liveaaryaavart.com · newindianexpress.com