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Leveraging the technology prowess in the State, Karnataka is giving an impetus to start-ups in the agriculture technology (AgTech) space — a move that could help evolve innovative solutions to address

Along with a focus on industrialisation, Andhra Pradesh will stay as the State with double-digit growth in agriculture and allied sectors, according to the Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. “Ours is an agriculture-oriented State. In the last four years, Andhra Pradesh has been the only State

Along with a focus on industrialisation, Andhra Pradesh will stay as the State with double-digit growth in agriculture and allied sectors, according to the Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu. “Ours is an agriculture-oriented State. In the last four years, Andhra Pradesh has been the only State

Major Highlights:Budget guided by mission to strengthen agriculture, rural development, health, education, employment, MSME and infrastructure sectorsGovernment says, a series of structural reforms wi

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To make agriculture a viable business, the Government must focus on enablers rather than handouts. Here’s a roadmap

To make agriculture a viable business, the Government must focus on enablers rather than handouts. Here’s a roadmap

Arvind Krushi Mukta Vidyapeeth, the first-ever open agricultural university, dedicated to practical education in the field of agriculture, will come up soon in Nagpur. Farmer suicides, poor yields, lo

Agriculture and allied sectors still remain the backbone of most African and Asian countries, generating employment and food security, said Wassfi Hassan El-Sreihin, Secretary General of the African

Agriculture in Tamil Nadu continues to face the challenge of shrinking acreage, over-exploitation of groundwater, diversion of agriculture land to non-agricultural uses and disparities in yield rates

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To engage more farmers on the electronic National Agriculture Market (eNAM) platform, the government today ... ‘Farmers to get timely payments after duty hike, ... Sugar prices, which had firmed up by nearly 15 per cent in the past ten days, inched down on Wednesday. Volume rises at Coonoor tea sale. A volume of 10.34 lakh kg has been catalogued for Sale No: 8 of the auctions of Coonoor Tea Trade Association ...

Agricultural commodities worth over ₹36,200 crore have been transacted on the electronic National Agriculture ... Dakshina Kannada farmers favour oil palm cultivation Some farmers from coastal Karnataka have felt the need for exploring the possibilities of cultivating oil palm ... Nepali tea gets own trademark. Not to use Darjeeling, India logo anymore .

That day will come when agriculture is backed up by viable digital platforms and an innovative, scientific environment

Allocation for agriculture reduced to 2.36% of the total Budget, says AIKSCC President VM Singh. Night temperatures likely to drop in North. The skies over North-West India and adjoining Central India are expected to clear up from Thursday after a ... Oleoresins out of pepper MIP ambit . The Central government has exempted imports of light pepper for extraction of oleoresin for re-export from the ...

State governments should work with the Centre to think more towards Direct Benefit Transfer in agriculture than just minimum support prices and procurement, according to Arvind Subramanian, Chief Economic Advisor, Government of India. Interacting with industry leaders and diplomats at ‘Breakfast

State governments should work with the Centre to think more towards Direct Benefit Transfer in agriculture than just minimum support prices and procurement, according to Arvind Subramanian, Chief Economic Advisor, Government of India. Interacting with industry leaders and diplomats at ‘Breakfast