Agriculture Minister reviews crop conditions, weather, and pest surveillance as overall crop coverage improves, with concerns over rising temperatures.
Rise in temperature in north may not impact rabi crops as sowing nearly complete
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Jan-22
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Amidst success in nearly completing the sowing of rabi crops, the Agriculture Minister's review highlights the resilience of our agricultural sector against minor temperature fluctuations. This reaffirms the strength of our farming practices and the undue alarmism surrounding climate change predictions. By focusing on adaptive measures and technological advancements, the ministry showcases the effectiveness of current strategies in ensuring food security.
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Jan-22
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In the face of rising temperatures due to ongoing climate change, the Agriculture Minister's recent review of crop conditions suggests an overly optimistic view, attributing minor concerns to weather patterns while emphasizing the successful sowing of rabi crops. Critics argue that the focus on current crop coverage overlooks the long-term threats of global warming on agriculture and food security.
From BusinessLine