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Tomato prices rise as heat damages crops

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By Pallavi Singhal Verified
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2026-07-03 Posted By: Pallavi Singhal Others Hindustan Times Columnists New Delhi, July 3 -- Tomato prices are rising again after excessive heat damaged the summer crop in key producing regions, tightening supplies during the lean season. Experts expect prices to remain firm through July and August as delayed kharif sowing is likely to postpone fresh arrivals.
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July likely to be drier, hotter than normal: IMD's grim forecast

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By Pallavi Singhal Verified
| MSN India Verified
Jasjeev Gandhiok,Pallavi Singhal July this year will be drier than usual, with rainfall across the country expected to be 94% of the long-period average (LPA), the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday, bucking hopes of any major relief after a bruising June that was the fifth-driest in 125 years. The agency also warned of above-normal temperatures for large swathes of the country, in what is expected to further stress crops during India's peak sowing period.
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Monsoon delay, competition may hit urad farming

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By Pallavi Singhal Verified
| MSN India Verified
Pallavi Singhal New Delhi: Urad production is likely to come under further pressure in the current kharif season, for the fifth consecutive year, due to delayed monsoon and competition from alternative crops discouraging farmers from expanding acreage, according to industry experts. They also predicted that lower urad output would increase import dependency to a historic high. Latest government data shows that the area under urad cultivation was down nearly 40% year-on-year as of June 19.
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