Pernod Ricard India Foundation to offer continued support

This recognition comes from the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2024, which annually ranks the world’s economies based on their innovation capabilities

These funds will be utilised to connect farmers and FPOs with buyers across the country

The SLCM subsidiary offers short-term loans, plans new products with longer term

Operating revenues up 74 per cent % at Rs ₹2002 cr on volume growth

As per APEDA, the fall in non-basmati rice exports pulled down the overall cereal shipments by 8.35 per cent to $5.22 billion during April-September period from corresponding last year’s $5.69 billion

Mutual support of all stakeholders crucial in the value chain for sustainable market, says Board’s ED

Washington’s hefty levy may jeopardise exports; Ecuador in comparison will face 3.75% duty, Indonesia and Vietnam 2.84%

IOD negative conditions likely by November, but may turn neutral by December

Question mark over availability of the coarse cereal from kharif as the jury is out on the acreage

MoUs aim to implement projects related to capacity building of rural youth in agriculture and allied sciences, safe use of crop protection chemicals and adoption of new technologies, among other things

Arrival of new crop in Pakistan, Myanmar add to the pressure on the market

Over 46 per cent of the targetted area of 40.50 lakh ha has been covered in the largest producing state

Plans promoting the State’s produce as unique brand, says director Patil

The company said this partnership will provide farmers with access to advanced agricultural technologies, training programs, and essential resources to enhance productivity and support Karnataka’s growing horticultural sector

CMFRI transferred the technology to Amala Ecoclean, a start-up focusing on sustainable waste management and environmental solutions, for large-scale commercial production

Jacqueline d’Arros Hughes transitions from Icrisat to World Agriculture Forum, succeeded by Himanshu Pathak in Hyderabad

The 155 major reservoirs were filled to 87 per cent of capacity; level in 4 States below normal

Global price drop led to 38% dip in nutrient-based fertilizer subsidy payout, impacting domestic fertilizer sales

Highlighting the rapid growth of the fisheries sector, the Minister said the Centre has outlined several schemes dedicated to strengthening the fisheries sector

The purchases were 48 per cent lower at 20.7 lt in until October 15, whereas in the second fortnight over 63 lt rice was procured by the Centre

October was the warmest pan-India basis since 1901, with the mean temperature recording 1.23 degree Celsius above normal

With continued government support, private sector investment, and public participation, India can become a global biofuel leader

Reports indicate that this rainfall is expected to continue for the next 2-3 days,

Time to follow ancient belief of sun and farm produce to help improve economics of agriculture

Production of rice, maize, bajra, ragi may be around last year’s levels

Blade, currently the Deputy Director General (Research) at the institute, will lead the institute until the new Director General, Himanshu Pathak, assumes the position next year

Good liquoring teas were lower by ₹1 - ₹2 along with medium and plainer teas, witnessing a lot of withdrawals

Easterly to north-easterly flows starting to rebuild after being scattered by severe cyclone Dana over the Bay

Factors such as continuous heavy rainfall with intermittent sunshine, low temperatures and high humidity help in the spreading of this disease in arecanut plantations

Diversifies into flower and vegetable seeds with the latest buyout

In a letter to various Central ministers, SEA said that this decision could have far-reaching negative consequences for multiple sectors

The farmers growing crops other than paddy and cotton are facing a serious challenge. They are not getting institutional credit: Kanneganti Ravi of Rythu Swarajya Vedika

Data also show that Uttar Pradesh had 17 per cent rise in number of stubble burning incidents at 1,288 against 1,102 year-ago and Rajasthan 9 per cent up at 1,072 from 982.

Funds to be deployed on developing advanced agri drones, expanding channel partner network and service centres

“We had requested the government to allow mills to begin crushing as early as November 5. However, the ministerial committee has decided to start the season on November 15”: WISMA President

An awareness workshop will be held on November 8, featuring demonstrations of drone applications for tasks such as aquaculture input dispensing, water body monitoring, and marine mammal assessments

“Vyas brings a wealth of experience and an unfaltering commitment to sustainable agricultural practices, setting the stage for transformative growth and enhanced sustainability within the castor industry”

The shifting from pulses and cash crops towards stable paddy and maize has thrown challenges before policy makers on how to align the crop pattern as per the country’s needs

Trade sees no impact on prices in near term due to imports

Area under paddy this year surged to record 43.37 million hectares (mh) from 40.73 mh year-ago.

After flagging off the mobile vans of these cooperatives, carrying the items, Joshi said that the intervention would continue till the allocated stock gets exhausted

The drop in shrimp production in the South American country would help Indian products to make further inroads to the US market

Government controls fertilizer sales, imports drop significantly, concerns raised over availability and pricing impacting farmers and production targets

India’s sugar availability looks comfortable on previous year stock amid likely fall in production

Experts predict an increase in India’s exports, including tea, coffee, and spices, while imports of American farm products like tree nuts and fresh fruits are also likely to rise

“The sowing season has been strong, with substantial acreage in key crops as we anticipated. The forecast of a normal monsoon has supported a robust demand trajectory” said Mahendra Kumar Dhanuka

Inadequate supply in growing regions and demand for coconut as an alternative in many industries have lifted prices, say traders

The Food Ministry has announced another tender for 50,000 tonnes set to open on November 18