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Fertiliser sales slide as poor rains cloud kharif season
The brief
- Fertiliser sales declined amid rainfall deficiency and drought-like conditions in several parts of India
- Poor rains weighed on farmers’ spending on soil nutrients
- Weak fertiliser demand threatens sales for Indian fertiliser makers and agrochemical companies
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Monsoon shortfall and kharif crop impact
Fertiliser sales declined amid rainfall deficiency and drought-like conditions in parts of the country, weighing on farmers' spending on soil nutrients. A later report said the monsoon deficit and uneven rainfall are expected to have a major impact on kharif crops.
Sunday, 27 September
Thursday, 24 September
- Fertiliser sales slide as poor rains cloud kharif season