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India’s winter crops face risks as El Nino strengthens, soil moisture stays low

viaHindustan Times3 Oct
India’s winter crops face risks as El Nino strengthens, soil moisture stays low
A deficient monsoon, depleted soil moisture and strengthening El Nino are raising risks for India’s winter crops, water availability and food supply.

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