The retail prices of Tur (pigeon pea) and Urad (black gram) have remained stable over the past three months, largely due to a decline in mandi prices. The Department of…
View More Retail Prices of Tur and Urad Remain Stable Amid Declining Mandi PricesCategory: Agro
India & France to Strengthen Ties with Focus on Food Security, Climate Action, and Economic Growth
Union Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized the potential for India and France to collaboratively enhance agricultural and food processing practices for global food security using sustainable…
View More India & France to Strengthen Ties with Focus on Food Security, Climate Action, and Economic GrowthUnion Cabinet Approves National Mission on Natural Farming as Standalone Scheme
The Union Cabinet, chaired by PM Modi, has approved the National Mission on Natural Farming (NMNF) as a standalone Centrally Sponsored Scheme under the Ministry…
View More Union Cabinet Approves National Mission on Natural Farming as Standalone Scheme₹69,000 Crore in Subsidized Grains Leakages: Where Is India’s Free Ration Going?
India’s Public Distribution System (PDS), one of the largest food welfare initiatives in the world, is grappling with massive inefficiencies. A new report by the…
View More ₹69,000 Crore in Subsidized Grains Leakages: Where Is India’s Free Ration Going?Australia Eyes Agri-Tech Opportunities in India: Government Report
In a move to deepen bilateral collaboration, Australia has expressed keen interest in exploring opportunities in India’s rapidly growing agricultural technology (agri-tech) sector, according to…
View More Australia Eyes Agri-Tech Opportunities in India: Government ReportGovt Launches Phase 2 of Subsidized Bharat Atta and Rice Program to Curb Food Inflation
The Indian government launched the second phase of its Bharat-branded atta (wheat flour) and rice initiative on Tuesday, aiming to curb rising food inflation. Under…
View More Govt Launches Phase 2 of Subsidized Bharat Atta and Rice Program to Curb Food InflationICRISAT and SKUAST Introduce Cold-Tolerant Sorghum in Jammu and Kashmir
In a groundbreaking development, Jammu and Kashmir will release its first cold-tolerant forage sorghum varieties by 2025, successfully adapting this traditionally dryland crop to the…
View More ICRISAT and SKUAST Introduce Cold-Tolerant Sorghum in Jammu and KashmirUM of State for Science & Technology Unveils India’s First Biomanufacturing Institute
Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh, inaugurated the country’s first biomanufacturing institute, BRIC-National Agri-Food Bio-Manufacturing Institute (BRIC-NABI), to revolutionize India’s…
View More UM of State for Science & Technology Unveils India’s First Biomanufacturing InstituteIndia’s Soybean Production Rises to 126 lakh tons: Trade Body
India’s soybean production has surged by 6% this year, reaching nearly 126 lakh metric tons, thanks to favourable weather and advanced farming techniques, according to…
View More India’s Soybean Production Rises to 126 lakh tons: Trade BodyNABARD Approves Rs. 770 crores for Irrigation Projects in Jharkhand
The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned Rs. 770 crores for the construction of two major irrigation projects in Jharkhand, aimed…
View More NABARD Approves Rs. 770 crores for Irrigation Projects in Jharkhand