Telangana farmers’ preference for veggies, spices over paddy continues in Yasangi 2026
High heat in the next few months may bring down horticulture produce by around 20%, which may drive demand, says Telangana Horticulture Department’s Director Shaik Yasmeen Basha
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
High heat in the next few months may bring down horticulture produce by around 20%, which may drive demand, says Telangana Horticulture Department’s Director Shaik Yasmeen Basha
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