India’s agriculture sector is poised for record foodgrain production in 2025-26, driven by strong monsoons and GST cuts on key inputs. Despite global trade headwinds and excessive rainfall in some areas, sowing has progressed well. Stakeholders anticipate major bills on seeds and pesticides in 2026 to address input quality.
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