The latest DRIP scores - as of July 21, 2021 - not only remain high but rose further for Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Odisha
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian farmers have planted 49.9 million hectares (123 million acres) with summer crops, down 10.43% from a year earlier, according to the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare, as monsoon rains taper off after a strong start last month.
Besides selling quality fertilisers at genuine prices, MFRS will provide a range of consulting and agri-related services for enhanced farm productivity
The prime minister stressed on the need to promote greater use of latest technologies in the farm sector
The Agriculture Department has been asked to issue a detailed advisory to all district magistrates and sub-divisional magistrates to deal with a possible locust attack in Delhi
Govt asserts desert locusts have not impacted rabi crops and efforts are on to eliminate the insects before monsoon in order to save kharif
The new method has helped some plants survive 50% longer in drought conditions
Lower Indian imports could drag on global wheat, sugar markets that face swelling global inventories
Till now public sector general insurance entities were passive distributors of crop insurance scheme
The impact of demonetisation on agriculture would be far smaller in comparison to two consecutive droughts
Farmers have shifted to pulses, paddy and other crops in these states