India

India has seen notable changes in its agricultural landscape, particularly regarding the production of key grains like rice and wheat. For instance, the 2024-25 crop year forecasts a record rice harvest of 135-138 million metric tons, driven by favorable monsoon rains and a return of La Niña, which is expected to alleviate drought conditions caused by the prior El Niño effectsUSDA FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICES&P GLOBAL.Additionally, the Indian government has implemented measures to manage wheat prices, such as stock limits for traders, while wheat production for the 2024-2025 season is estimated to reach a record 113 million metric tonsUSDA FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE. These changes reflect a broader trend of agricultural policies responding to both climatic conditions and market pressures to ensure food security and stable prices.