He asserted that farmers are in distress and resorting to agitations, and this situation does not augur well for overall well-being of the country
Govt said that restrictions are specifically targeted at wild-caught shrimp, primarily due to concerns regarding sea turtle conservation
The drop in mustard acreage could be attributed to low price realisation by oilseed farmers, especially those growing soybean and groundnut in the kharif season
The issue was raised during the Zero Hour by Opposition Chief Whip Pramila Mallik, who held the state government "responsible" for the potato scarcity in the state and rising prices
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Industry Minister Bimal Bora were also present on the occasion along with stakeholders, including buyers, producers and small tea growers
Dallewal replaced Sukhjit Singh Hardojhande, who on Saturday ended his fast-unto-death, which he began on November 26
Over the next few years, the state aims to increase value of farm exports from Rs 20,000 crore to Rs 50,000 crore by boosting productivity and food processing
He pointed out that "farmers often complain about receiving poor-quality inputs, resulting in significant losses"
Wheat will be sold under the government's Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS) initiative, managed by the state-owned Food Corporation of India (FCI) to regulate the supply and prices
The main culprit for the degradation of the nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium ratio is the overuse of urea as a main fertiliser because of its low price, which has been static for almost a decade
In 2019-20, the Central government initiated a programme on natural farming titled Bhartiya Prakratik Krishi Paddhati
A favorable monsoon, adequate reservoir levels and higher minimum support prices are likely to boost winter crop sowing and production
The industry was hopeful that the suspension would be lifted to enable smoother operations
To intensify agitation, start fast unto death from Nov 26, demanding legal MSP
Chouhan said improving soil health is crucial for achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to zero hunger, climate action and life on land
When scaled to the total National Food Security Act beneficiary population of 806 million, the annual household consumption exceeds 85.56 million tones/mt
According to news reports, Madhya Pradesh ranks first in the country in burning stubble, which is making the life of people in the northern states difficult
According to ICAR scientists, stubble burning leads to the complete loss of nitrogen, while phosphorus is only slightly recoverable
This marks the continuation of the government's initiative, started last month, to transport buffer onion from Maharashtra to Delhi via railways for the first time
Supreme Court asked to make immediate arrangements to take data either from the Korean stationary satellite or any other stationary satellite