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62Bangladesh : Maize cultivation getting a boost in Naogaon
Maize cultivation is expanding in 11 upazilas due to favorable conditions, fair prices, and local agricultural support. The Department of Agricultural Extension...
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75Himachal leads in natural farming with record MSP for Wheat and Maize
Himachal Pradesh's Agriculture Minister Prof. Chandra Kumar announced record MSPs for natural farming wheat (₹40/kg) and maize (₹30/kg), benefiting 1,506 farmer families....
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62Ethanol, methanol, flex-fuel vehicles to grow; range no more a worry, says Nitin Gadkari
Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari assured that "range anxiety" in electric vehicles (EVs) is no longer a concern due to improved battery ranges...
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72Maharashtra: 182 sugar mills begin crushing operations; sugar recovery rate at around 8%
Maharashtra's 2024-25 sugarcane crushing season is in full swing, with 182 sugar mills operational, crushing 179.84 lakh tonnes of cane and producing...
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62India donates 2,200 tonnes of rice to flood victims in Myanmar
India donated 2,200 tonnes of rice to flood victims in Myanmar, with a handover ceremony held at Asia World Port. Attended by...
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72Thailand Government’s rice export policy – selling a dream’, experts say
The Thai Rice Exporters Association (TREA) criticized the Thai government’s policy to allow farmers and SMEs to export rice directly, calling it...
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63‘Punjab government should procure crops at MSP’: CM Nayab Saini on empowering farmers
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini urged the Punjab government to procure crops at Minimum Support Price (MSP), highlighting that Haryana is...
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67Tripura targets 7,000 hectares for oil palm cultivation by 2027
The Tripura government plans to bring 7,000 hectares of wasteland under oil palm cultivation by FY 2026-27 as part of the National...
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74Vietnamese rice prices fall due to increased supply of new season in India
India's rice export prices remain stable due to strong demand from African nations and a weaker rupee, despite higher production costs. Vietnam...
