Rivona, Goa: Farmers in Rivona are grappling with severe challenges due to the prolonged absence of rainfall, raising concerns over the ongoing agricultural season and the future of their crops.
With the delayed arrival of the monsoon, paddy fields and plantations across the area have started drying up, leaving cultivators anxious about the availability of water for irrigation during this critical period.
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The lack of adequate rainfall has heightened fears of poor crop yields, with many farmers expressing concern that continued dry conditions could lead to significant financial losses and adversely affect their livelihoods.
Agriculture being the primary source of income for many families in the region, the uncertain weather conditions have added to the stress of the farming community, which is dependent on timely monsoon showers for successful cultivation.
Farmers are hoping for the early onset of consistent rainfall to revive their fields, replenish water sources, and prevent further damage to standing crops and plantations during the crucial sowing season.
