climate-resilient farming

Rising temperatures can shorten crop growth and affect flowering. Can changing sowing dates, varieties and irrigation help farmers reduce heat-related crop losses?

Changing weather is making farm planning harder. Here are practical ways farmers can prepare for the Rabi 2026–27 season.

Dryland farming supports a large share of India’s food production but faces rising water stress, soil degradation and uncertain rainfall. Here are practical ways farmers can adapt.

Climate change is making rainfall and temperatures less predictable for Indian farmers. Here are practical ways to reduce crop and income risks.

India’s below-normal September rainfall is raising concerns for kharif crops and the coming rabi season. Here is how weak monsoon rainfall can affect soil moisture, irrigation, livestock and…

Erratic rainfall can force farmers to rethink crop management during the season. Here is how contingency planning, crop diversification and local advisories can help farmers respond to…

India faces below-normal September rainfall after a 16 percent August deficit. Here is how El Niño and changing weather patterns could affect farmers and crop planning.

ICAR is training farmers to consider alternative crops and cropping plans as El Niño raises concerns about weather risks for Indian agriculture.

Regenerative agriculture is gaining attention in India as farmers face soil, water and climate pressures. Know how soil health, crop diversity and natural farming can help.

ICAR is promoting alternative crops and flexible farm planning as farmers prepare for possible El Niño-related weather risks in the coming season.