As of the latest data, Kharif acreage in India has surpassed the five-year average, indicating a robust start to the cropping season. The area under Kharif crops has reached significant levels, reflecting favorable weather conditions and increased farmer engagement.
This growth is crucial for enhancing food security and supporting the agricultural economy as the country prepares for the upcoming harvest season. The positive trend underscores the resilience of the agricultural sector amidst various challenges.
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