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ICAR launches dynamic dashboard to aid agricultural planning in India

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The Indian Council of Agricultural Research is creating a dynamic dashboard to support agricultural planning and farm advisories across India. This platform integrates weekly forecasts from the India Meteorological Department and data on water bodies to assist officials in making decisions based on local conditions. The government has also drawn up contingency plans for 225 districts due to sluggish rabi sowing, which was 46 per cent less than the same period last year.

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The dashboard aims to provide district-level information and advisories for both normal and contingency agricultural conditions. This initiative supports the government's efforts to manage agricultural output and resource allocation amid lower-than-expected crop sowing rates.

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