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Unseasonal Rain, Hail Batter Standing Crops in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm over the last couple of days have caused heavy damage to crops in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. While bad weather has mostly affected horticulture crops in the Vidarbha and Marathwada regions of Maharashtra, rabi crops like wheat and gram have been impacted in about eight districts of Madhya Pradesh. Both the states ...
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Hailstorms, Rains May Damage 13 Million Tonnes Of Wheat: Report
Wheat output is expected to fall by 13 million tonnes due to damage caused by unseasonal rains accompanied by hailstorms, and the government may have to import the staple grain, says a study.
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Indian Farmers Stare At Fourth Straight Crop Loss
Hail and rain have damaged ripening wheat, chickpea and rapeseed in India's key farm belts, potentially cutting output and exposing millions of farmers to a fourth crop loss in a row.
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Farmers in Punjab Will Have A Dull Baisakhi This Year
The Punjab government has projected a damage of around three lakh hectares of farming due to this year's unseasonal rains. By state government estimates most standing crops - wheat, mustard, potato, and grams - have been damaged between February and March because of hailstorms and heavy rains.
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Unseasonal Rain, Hail Batter Standing Crops in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm over the last couple of days have caused heavy damage to crops in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. While bad weather has mostly affected horticulture crops in the Vidarbha and Marathwada regions of Maharashtra, rabi crops like wheat and gram have been impacted in about eight districts of Madhya Pradesh. Both the states ...
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Hailstorms, Rains May Damage 13 Million Tonnes Of Wheat: Report
Wheat output is expected to fall by 13 million tonnes due to damage caused by unseasonal rains accompanied by hailstorms, and the government may have to import the staple grain, says a study.
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Indian Farmers Stare At Fourth Straight Crop Loss
Hail and rain have damaged ripening wheat, chickpea and rapeseed in India's key farm belts, potentially cutting output and exposing millions of farmers to a fourth crop loss in a row.
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Farmers in Punjab Will Have A Dull Baisakhi This Year
The Punjab government has projected a damage of around three lakh hectares of farming due to this year's unseasonal rains. By state government estimates most standing crops - wheat, mustard, potato, and grams - have been damaged between February and March because of hailstorms and heavy rains.
