<h1>Soybean Farmers Anticipate Significant Crop Reduction Amid Market Challenges and Policy Constraints</h1> Farmers in Maharashtra expect a two-lakh-hectare reduction in soybean cultivation due to poor market returns and government policies. Low prices, irregular rainfall, and delayed procurement have discouraged farmers. Despite the anticipated drop, agricultural officials assure adequate seed and fertilizer availability. The state aims to maintain food grain and oilseed production targets while farmers consider shifting to alternative crops.