IIE Digital Desk : Farmers in Nadia district are expressing concerns over the impact of adverse weather conditions on lychee cultivation. According to reports from agricultural communities in Krishna Nagar, the weather fluctuations have adversely affected the growth and yield of lychee crops, posing challenges for local farmers. The fluctuating weather patterns, characterized by unseasonal rains and temperature variations, have disrupted the natural cycle of lychee trees, leading to irregular flowering and fruiting. Farmers lament the loss of potential harvests and the economic repercussions faced by their livelihoods.
Amidst these challenges, farmers are exploring mitigation measures and seeking support from agricultural authorities to minimize the impact on their crops. Strategies such as protective coverings and targeted irrigation techniques are being employed to safeguard lychee orchards from further damage. The situation underscores the vulnerability of agricultural practices to unpredictable weather events and the importance of adaptive strategies in ensuring food security and sustainable livelihoods for farming communities.