Indian farmers trim spending on seeds and fertilisers as monsoon falters
Erratic monsoon patterns are prompting Indian farmers to reduce spending on seeds, pesticides, and fertilisers as irregular rainfall threatens crop yields this season. The cautious approach reflects growing uncertainty about harvests, forcing farm households to tighten expenses on critical inputs.
Agrochemical market players are reporting declining demand for crop protection products amid the weather disruptions. Industry experts are now advocating for consolidation across the crowded farm input sector to better manage such weather-related uncertainties and stabilise supply chains.


