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Telangana farmers shift to horticulture crops in Kharif
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- Farmers in Telangana shifted crop preferences during Kharif 2026, significantly increasing the area under horticultural crops like flowers, spices, and red chilli due to monsoon concerns. The state's Agriculture Minister directed officials to encourage this shift, improve supply chains, and promote vegetable exports.
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Updated - October 17, 2026 10:40 am IST - HYDERABAD
Farmers in Telangana shifted their crop preferences during Kharif 2026, with the area under horticultural crops, particularly flowers, red chilli and other spices, registering significant increases. The shift comes amid concerns over the impact of El Niño on the southwest monsoon, deficient rainfall and irrigation stress.
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