Tucked away from Himachal''s prosperous vegetable and fruit belt, Pangi is yet to grab the spotlight it deserves for growing organic fruits and vegetables in abundance.

"These machines have become all the more significant with the government declaring support price on the basis of parameters like staple length and micronaire value"

Pin hopes on rainfall in February; besides rabi crop and fruit orchards, cash crops like peas, cabbage, potato, garlic and onion also damaged

The Himachal Pradesh Government has decided to fund farmers, especially those in the hills, to build polyhouses modern greenhouses, in other words...

The current spell of rainfall and snow in the upper and middle hills of Himachal Pradesh may translate into some respite for farmers and orchardists...

It''s no longer serving its purpose only in the household kitchen. High-quality potato produced in the lower region of Himachal Pradesh....

The Himachal apples will not taste as they used to do in the best days of their harvests.

Two droughts wiping out 50 per cent of the rabi crop, the apple produce reduced to half of its usual quantity, the unusual rise in temperature...

The honeybee population in Himachal Pradesh has come down drastically, thanks to a mite called varroa....

Orchards in hill state major consumers of vermicompost made in Punjab, a state which still banks on chemicals.

Long winter, good snowfall makes climate favourable for a quality harvest this year.

The air is cool and dry in the hills of Himachal Pradesh.

Fighting climate change, state''s new mantra is diversification plum, kiwi, cherry, apricot, peach, pomegranate and strawberry being grown in the upper hills while citrus fruits and mangoes are options for the lower hills

Crop loss figure already stands at Rs 200 cr

Tractor sales pick up; govt promotes use of implements, launches schemes for machines on rent and at subsidy

How to prepare soil for next crop without burning field

Himachal Pradesh is looking at the strawberry as a fancy alternative to the apple in the future.

Price starting at Rs 1,22,990, the new lineup of MacBook Pro will be available soon in the country

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