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July 2024 Monsoon Report and its effect on crops

  Monsoon 2024: A Comprehensive Overview The arrival of the 2024 monsoon season in India has brought optimism and relief after periods of fluctuating rainfall in recent years. According to forecasts by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and Skymet, this year’s monsoon is anticipated to be normal, with rainfall likely to reach 106% of the long period average (LPA). This prediction is crucial for the agricultural sector as adequate monsoon rains are essential for the growth of Kharif crops across the country. IMD Cumulative rainfall information state wise (01-06-2024 to 09-07-2024) Monsoon Trends and Future Forecast The current monsoon season shows promise with substantial rainfall recorded across the nation, aligning closely with IMD’s predictions. While some regions have witnessed more intense showers than others, overall, the monsoon is progressing favorably. Looking ahead, the IMD’s extended range forecasts indicate continued above-normal rainfall for Central India ...

Wheat Prices Surge Despite Bumper Harvest: What’s Fueling the Market?

Current Market Scenario The wheat market is currently experiencing high prices despite a significant production increase. Over the past month, both government and non-government entities have been actively procuring wheat, which has contributed to the price surge. Last week, wheat prices were recorded at Rs 2500 per quintal, which has now risen to Rs 2530/2535 per quintal. This trend indicates limited scope for price reduction due to continuous procurement activities across several states including Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh.   Price Stability and Fluctuations Price Increase: Wheat prices have increased by approximately Rs 70-100 per quintal over the last 14 days across major trading centers. Market Stability: Prices are expected to remain steady to firm due to supply constraints and strong domestic demand. Price Fluctuations: As long as government procurement continues, prices are likely to fluctuate within a range of Rs 30-40. Fig.1 Governme...