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241Maharashtra’s Sugarcane & Sugar Production Under Threat as Rain Deficit Looms
The water crisis in Pune and other parts of Maharashtra poses a significant threat to the sugarcane industry, which plays a vital...
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291Changes to seed treatment rules in UK concerns farmers
Industry leaders have written to UK Environment Secretary Mark Spencer claiming the loss of certain seed treatments poses a significant threat to...
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151Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture expected to increase by 7.5 per cent in next decade
Paris [France], July 8 (ANI/WAM): Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are expected to increase by 7.5 per cent in the next decade,...
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199Time running out for sowing Kharif crops as rain deficit continues
With hardly 10 days of the right time left for sowing of major Vanakalam (Kharif) crops in Telangana, reaching the planned extent...
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181Sweet progress. Triveni Engg becomes top supplier of grain-based ethanol from UP
Encouraged by the government’s promotion of ethanol with a purchase guarantee at a fixed price every year, many sugar mills in Uttar...
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181IIL launches new insecticide to tackle pests in paddy, sugarcane
Agrochemical firm Insecticides (India) Limited (IIL) has unveiled a new insecticide called Mission, effective for control of different lepidopteran pests in crops...
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180Indonesia’s No. 2 palm oil firm faces global backlash over community conflict
CENTRAL SULAWESI, Indonesia — Karolus Kolong, a 62-year-old villager on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island, has spent nearly two decades fighting to get his...
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206Jalandhar: Paddy on 25,000 acres inundated, people in 50 villages told to move
The Jalandhar district administration has ordered the evacuation of people in 50 flood-prone villages in Jalandhar after incessant rain lashed the region,...
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175India’s green hydrogen push and challenges
India wants to become a global hub for the production of green hydrogen, manufactured by splitting water molecules using renewable energy. It...
