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Himachal Pradesh Apple Output May Fall 40% Amid Climate Disruptions

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Himachal Pradesh's apple industry, valued at approximately Rs 5,000 crore, is facing a severe climate-driven crisis in 2024. Production is projected to decline by nearly 40% this year due to unseasonal rains, hailstorms, and erratic weather patterns. Around 2.5 lakh farming families dependent on apple cultivation are bearing the brunt of the disruption. Growers are struggling with mounting input costs while urgently calling for better irrigation infrastructure and stronger crop insurance coverage.

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