SCIENCEJul 27 · 15:28 UTCTHE HINDU NATIONAL

Nandyal Collector urges farmers to switch to alternate crops amid El Nino threat

Nandyal Collector urges farmers to switch to alternate crops amid El Nino threat. Rajakumari Ganiya warns that the El Niño effect could reduce groundwater levels, impacting drinking water, livestock, and green fodder availability.

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