India's kharif sowing has increased to 1,092.33 lakh hectares, showing a 2.2% rise from last year. While paddy and pulses acreage is up, recent floods and above-normal rainfall may affect crop yields. Oilseeds and maize show promising growth, though cotton and jute-mesta lag. Reservoir levels are high, potentially mitigating drought risks.
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Kharif Sowing Progress: As of September 6, kharif sowing has reached 1,092.33 lakh hectares, up 2.2% from last year, accordi...
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