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Govt may decide MSP hike of Kharif crops tomorrow19-AUG-09
The government is likely to decide tomorrow hikes in minimum support prices (MSP) of rice and tur, among many other Kharif crops.
Weather to affect cane crop globally18-AUG-09
Our food and agriculture ministry must be having a sense of mea culpa for its failure to recognise till the other day that the mounting global sugar shortages and the demand not wilting in spite of economic strain will leave it with little headroom to manage open market prices of the sweetener. It is understandable why in the present circumstances the government is tending to make liberal releases of free sale sugar as part of supply side management.
NEWSALERT: Rs 1,000 cr subsidy on diesel to paddy growers, says Pawar31-JUL-09
Govt will provide Rs 1,000 crore subsidy on diesel to paddy growers for irrigation during Kharif season: Pawar.
No unrestricted imports in agriculture, says Pawar31-JUL-09
The government today said it does not favour unrestricted imports in the agriculture sector, keeping in mind the interests of farmers.
Duty-free import of raw sugar allowed till Mar 2010: Pawar31-JUL-09
The government today allowed duty-free import of raw sugar without export obligation for further eight months to augment availability of the sweetener in the domestic market.
Govt plans to double vegetables, fruits production by 2011-1224-JUL-09
The government today said it is planning to double fruits and vegetables production by 2011-12, for which the Agriculture Ministry has implemented several schemes.
Rice crop may be hit due to weak monsoon: Pawar24-JUL-09
The government today said paddy crop may be "adversely impacted" due to weak and erratic monsoon in various parts of the country but a contingency plan is being drawn to tackle with the situation.
Nitish asks Centre's help to develop Bihar as ethanol hub23-JUL-09
In a bid to develop Bihar as an ethanol hub, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today urged the Centre to ensure presidential assent to the legislation passed by the state legislature and relax the amendment of the Sugar (Control) Order.
Agri Ministry advising farmers on sowing to counter poor monsoon20-JUL-09
The Agriculture Ministry has prepared a comprehensive contingency plan in view of the poor monsoon, whereby farmers in each district of affected states are advised which crops to sow and when.
Record foodgrains production in 2008-09 at 233.87 MT17-JUL-09
India is estimated to have produced a record of 233.87 million tonnes (MT) of foodgrains as per the fourth advance estimates for 2008-09 crop year, the government today said.
No worries about availability of food grains: Pawar11-JUL-09
Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar today said there was nothing to worry about the availability of food grains in the country even though the monsoon situation was not normal.
Problems with PDS foodgrain distribution still serious: Pawar10-JUL-09
Government today accepted in Parliament that there have been problems in distribution of foodgrains under the public distribution system (PDS) and the situation is still "serious" though there has been some improvement.
Seeds to be given to states if sowing fails: Pawar10-JUL-09
Accepting that monsoon has been inadequate in several parts of northern India, the government today said that in case sowing failed due to lack of rains, it would make additional seeds available to the states.
Centre for raising paddy support price01-JUL-09
The Agriculture Ministry has proposed a minimum support price of Rs 950 per quintal for paddy, up by Rs 50 from last year, while prescribing holding the rate for cotton at the year-ago level.
Ministry plans moves to counter bio-terrorism29-DEC-08
With the threat of bio-terrorism extending to the relatively soft targets like agriculture and livestock sectors growing rapidly, the agriculture ministry has drawn up plans to set up a national
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