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214Heavy rains displace families, destroy crops in Kiambu
Residents of Tiekuni village in Kiambu are counting losses after heavy rains accompanied by strong winds destroyed crops and houses leaving them...
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216India’s Rabi Bounty: Flourishing Wheat, Mustard, and Coarse Cereals Paint a Promising Agricultural Canvas
India’s rabi season unveils a thriving agricultural panorama with increased wheat, mustard, and coarse cereals acreage, balancing challenges in pulses and oilseeds. Sustained...
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205State begins procuring maize directly from farmers
Kolkata: West Bengal Livestock Development Corporation Limited (WBLDCL) has started procurement of maize directly from farmers belonging to Self Help Groups (SHGs)...
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234Praj Industries starts making jet fuel from alcohol
Industrial biotechnology company Praj Industries has started the first pilot project in the country to make aviation turbine fuel from alcohol. The...
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225USDA Funds Improvement Projects At 2 Ethanol Plants
The USDA on Jan. 22 awarded $1 million each to Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy LLC and Granite Falls Energy LLC. The grant...
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205Fuel tax refund to incentivize higher ethanol blends passes state Senate
PIERRE — A bill to incentivize the sale of more ethanol passed through the state Senate on Monday with 33 yes votes...
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187Ethanol production slows as cold snap disrupts natural gas supply
Due to disruptions in the U.S. natural gas supply caused by a cold snap, some ethanol producers are reducing output or shutting...
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221Gov’t sets P5B to buy sugar from farmers
BACOLOD CITY, Negros Occidental, Philippines — Planters and millers in the leading sugar-producing province of Negros Occidental heaved a sigh of relief...
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215Mehta takes charge as edu min, praises ACS Pathak
Patna: Alok Mehta took charge as the state’s education minister on Monday and praised the department’s officials for improving the attendance of...
