Farmers in Srinagar outskirts are grappling with crop damage due to a prolonged dry spell.
Nazir Ahmad from Maloora expresses dismay over extensive damage to his turnip crop, affecting anticipated yields. Dry weather conditions have impacted various crops, including carrots, radishes, and collard greens, causing financial losses for farmers.
Bulk vegetable buyers face losses due to unexpected weather challenges. This disruption in the agricultural rhythm raises concerns about farmers’ livelihoods, as reduced yields and crop failure affect their ability to sustain families.
The Director of Agriculture Kashmir acknowledges the challenges and assures monitoring, with an advisory in progress to guide farmers through the dry spell.
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