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India will have above-average temperatures in March across most regions following a warmer February, the weather office forecast on Friday, conditions that could threaten winter-sown crops such as wheat, chickpea and rapeseed. Both maximum and minimum temperatures will be above average in most areas in March, D.S. Pai, a senior scientist at the state-run India

India will have above-average temperatures in March across most regions following a warmer February, the weather office forecast on Friday, conditions that could threaten winter-sown crops such as wheat, chickpea and rapeseed. Both maximum and minimum temperatures will be above average in most areas in March, D.S. Pai, a senior scientist at the state-run India Meteorological Department, told reporters. India, the world’s second largest wheat producer, is counting on a bumper harvest in 2025 to avoid expensive imports, after three consecutive years of poor crop yields. But higher temperatures could cut yields for the fourth straight year, trim overall wheat production and force authorities to lower or remove the 40% import tax to facilitate overseas shipments by private traders to tide over shortages. Reuters reported on Thursday that India was poised to enter the summer season with one of the warmest Marches on record, and above-average temperatures through most of the month ...

India has reduced the maximum volume of wheat allowed for storage. Until the end of March, traders and wholesalers will be able to store up to 250 tons instead of the 1,000 tons allowed earlier. The restriction has been imposed to stabilize domestic prices. Imports of the crop into the country are restricted due to