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  1. Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Karnataka are contributing to India's national outputs of pulses and rice.
  2. Karnataka is growing various crops, including rice.

Avarekai cultivation drops 70% in Karnataka due to low rainfall

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The Department of Agriculture released cultivation figures for Karnataka showing a sharp decline in Avarekai (field beans) in Kolar district. The area under cultivation dropped by 70%, falling from nearly 1,000 hectares to about 300 hectares. This reduction is attributed to deficient rainfall during the southwest monsoon and dry weather conditions that discouraged farmers from sowing the crop.

From thehindu.com

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Avarekai is a popular seasonal vegetable in Karnataka. The sharp reduction in crop supply from Kolar district could affect market prices in Bengaluru through supply chain disruption.

Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh contribute to India's national outputs of pulses and rice.

From thehindu.com

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