Urea Shortage Persists Across India, Driven by Multiple Factors

Farmers in several Indian states are facing a shortage of urea, a fertilizer needed for crops.

This is happening because farmers are using more fertilizer due to a good monsoon season and more land being used for farming.

Prices have also gone up because of issues around the world, and China has stopped selling urea.

The government is trying to provide enough fertilizer, but demand is very high.

Some farmers are protesting because they need urea for their crops to grow well.

Experts suggest making sure the fertilizer gets to the areas that need it the most.