Drought solutions in agriculture lie in smartly bridging the demand-supply gap of water
Time and water wait for no one; if not utilised promptly, they are wasted. This reality holds particular significance in the realm of agriculture. In regions where the natural resources required for agriculture are scarce, the importance of judicious use becomes paramount. The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) has stated that climate change leads to increased desertification, loss of biodiversity, frequent droughts, cyclones, and flooding. The repercussions of climate change manifest in poverty induced by crop loss, heightened infestation, and a decline in employment opportunities.