Srinagar, Feb 15: Panic has gripped apple growers following the prolonged dry season and unusual rise in temperatures.

Horticulturists say the unusual weather pattern could harm the produce and tree health.

After heavy snowfall on December 27 last year, the valley plains have majorly experienced a prolonged dry winter, which has led to fears of significant consequences for the apple industry.

In addition to the lack of snowfall and precipitation, temperatures have risen above normal levels, further amplifying the concerns of farmers.

Apple growers have expressed concern over the changing climate, as the........

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