rabi crops

India's Rabi crop production faces a setback due to extreme temperatures in February and March. Wheat, gram, paddy, and vegetables like onions and potatoes are impacted. Despite a 14% increase in area, overall yield is expected to rise only by 2-4%.

Chhindwara's maize farmers battle climate change impacts, with 75% crop damage forcing a shift from Kharif to Rabi cultivation, despite soil health concerns in MP's leading maize region.

In the Rabi 2024-25 season, mustard sowing fell by 5 lakh hectares, while wheat cultivation increased. This reflects a mixed trend, with overall Rabi crop sowing covering over 614 lakh hectares.

Madhya Pradesh farmers protest a severe fertilizer shortage during Rabi sowing season. Black marketing of DAP and urea is widespread. Bharatiya Kisan Sangh urges the Chief Minister to resolve the crisis and prevent further unrest

Madhya Pradesh farmers face a shortage of crucial fertilizer DAP, hampering timely wheat and gram sowing. This article explores the reasons behind the fertilizer crunch and its impact on farmers.

Rajgarh Agriculture Department issues fertilizer management tips for key Rabi crops like wheat, mustard, and lentils, advising farmers on proper nutrient use for higher yields.

In January 2024, a long period of cold and foggy weather in Bihar affected the growth of Rabi crops like potatoes, mustard, and lentils.