Dire Weather Conditions Threaten Russian Winter Crops

Russia's weather forecast agency reported that winter crops in key producing regions faced adverse conditions in October due to insufficient precipitation. The affected areas include the Central, Southern, North-Caucasus, and parts of the Volga regions.

Russia's weather forecast agency has issued a concerning report on Wednesday, highlighting that the conditions for winter crops in significant producing regions were 'worse than usual' during October. The primary reason cited is a lack of precipitation.

The agency pinpointed the Central, Southern, North-Caucasus, and selected parts of the Volga regions as the most severely affected.

Farmers are now facing challenges as they rely on timely rainfall to ensure the growth and yield of their winter crops, crucial for the country's agricultural output.

(With inputs from agencies.)