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Increased Water Supply
Monsoons are crucial in supplying rainfall that is vital in the growth of crops, replenishing water in the soil and other water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and reservoirs.
Sufficient rainfall during the monsoon season is beneficial for the crops and results in increased food production and thus helps the agricultural economy.
Enhanced Crop Yield
Soil Fertility
Monsoon rains also aid in the natural process of fertilizing the soil through the process of decomposition and dispersion of nutrients.
Flood Risk
Heavy rains can cause floods, which in turn affects crop yields, soil erosion, and planting and harvesting times, all of which are detrimental to productivity.
Pest and Disease Control
During monsoons, high humidity and moisture levels are conducive to pests and plant diseases, which farmers have to protect themselves against.
Irrigation Management
Good monsoon rains mean that farmers do not have to rely on irrigation, which is expensive and puts pressure on water resources.
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