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Shivamogga Faces 44% Rainfall Deficit Impacting Paddy & Maize
Shivamogga experiences a significant 44% rainfall deficit, affecting paddy and maize crops. With only 28% of sowing completed, farmers are urged to act quickly as there's still time for paddy cultivation until the end of August. The Deputy Commissioner highlights the urgency for farmers to adapt to these challenging conditions to mitigate crop losses.
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