Climate Change Effects on Agriculture in Rural India
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Erratic Weather Patterns: Climate change is causing unpredictable weather patterns, including irregular rainfall and extreme temperatures.
Increased Pest and Disease Incidence: Warmer temperatures and changing climates promote the proliferation of pests and diseases that threaten crops.
Diminished Water Resources: Climate change is contributing to the depletion of water resources through increased evaporation
Soil Degradation: Extreme weather events such as heavy rainfall and flooding can lead to soil erosion
Crop Viability Threats: Many traditional crops are becoming less viable due to changing climate conditions.
Livestock Vulnerability: Livestock in rural India are also affected by climate change, with heat stress reducing productivity
Economic Instability: The unpredictability of climate impacts leads to economic instability for farmers
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