Poultry farmers in the remote hills of Manipur have found two new birds Australian emu (Dromaius novaehollandiae) and turkey.

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) will now prepare a list of do''s and don''ts for farmers.

Early this year, the farmers had fetched more than Rs 1,200 for cardamom.

With subsidy from govt, sugar factories have placed orders for harvesters from abroad.

SKUAST experts teach basics of organic farming to more than 200 farmers, encourage them to take it up on a larger scale

With the average wholesale onion price crashing to Rs 3-4 per kg across the country, the growers in Maharashtra and elsewhere have got little or no returns

To explore markets elsewhere in the country and abroad for its saffron, basmati rice and rajmash among various other agricultural produce, the Jammu-Kashmir government is adopting organic farming in a systematic manner

State accounts for nearly 40% of total area under certified organic farming in India.

As govt works on a tie-up, Orissa farmers to directly sell their produce to a supermarket chain

30 bighas to be identified in each of the 126 Assembly constituencies; Rs 20 cr earmarked

Having formed a help society to start group farming and bring down costs, farmers in Punjab''s Ferozepur villages now want to process and sell their farm produces

In Punjab''s Roopnagar district, farmers with small landholdings are shunning costly chemical fertilisers and pesticides to grow wheat, paddy, maize and vegetables, using organic methods

Farmers are using innovative trench technique to grow the European vegetable they call 'jugni'', and are earning a good profit; none of them aware of its real name

US-returned businessman sets up modern dairy farm, shares equipment and know-how with locals

MP farmers rarely use chemicals but few manage the organic farming certificate to market their produce better

Kashmir starts to wake up to the potential of its variety of flowers

Burning crop residue after harvest on the field itself is common in Madhya Pradesh. One may not always get to see the flames

Instrument tells the farmer just how much irrigation his paddy field needs

On the outskirts of Srinagar city, sprawling residential colonies have cropped up over the years.

A group of farmers have come up with their own brand and are selling products from a mandi board shop in Moga.

Preservation of onions and using powder or dried flakes is way of ushering a change in kitchen.

England skipper Eoin Morgan was in beast mode against Afghanistan as he scored the fourth fastest World Cup century during his side's emphatic 150-run win at the Old Trafford.

Following the embarrassing defeat against India in the ongoing World Cup, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ehsan Mani has told captain Sarfaraz Ahmed that they should focus on the remaining four matches of the tournament.

Chinese President Xi Jinping, in an op-ed published in an official North Korean newspaper on Wednesday, said his upcoming visit to Pyongyang will help achieve progress in the negotiations on the Korean Peninsula's denuclearization issue.

Over 90,000 people have been quarantined in the state after the outbreak and this helped control the situation in Chhattisgarh

According to an Edelweiss report, Rs 1 trillion non-convertible dentures (NCDs) and Rs 1.2 trillion commercial papers (CPs) are due for maturity in May and June

With job losses and redundancies looming large, firms have taken to the idea of reskilling their workforce with gusto

According to the term sheet, an over 133 million shares - 5.7 per cent of the total equity shares - are being offered in the range of Rs 1,850-1,950 to investors through a special block window.

An anaesthetist in the city said he had to postpone two surgeries on Friday as he couldn’t prescribe Covid-19 tests after the BMC order late on Thursday barring tests except when approved by the civic health officer. “Testing on a private doctor’s prescription is currently not permitted,” said a message from one of the private labs to a doctor. “If physicians, surgeons cannot advise a test, what is the point of coercing us to open clinics and hospitals?” said a Goregaon-based doctor.

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