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61Tom Lembong Alleges Selective Prosecution in Sugar Import Case
Former Trade Minister Tom Lembong has accused the Attorney General of selective prosecution in the sugar import corruption case. Lembong, charged with...
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64Pakistan Govt to import raw sugar to bring down soaring prices
The government has announced the import of raw sugar to curb rising prices and boost future production. Sugar prices surged 14.3% since...
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55How More Inclusive Maize Breeding Can Yield Better Outcomes For Women Farmers In Zimbabwe
CGIAR, through CIMMYT, is advancing maize breeding in Zimbabwe to enhance food security and gender equity. By expanding on-farm trials and training...
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63The Centre’s Push for Punjab’s Agriculture: Balancing Prosperity and Sustainability
Punjab's agricultural sector is at a critical turning point, balancing economic security with urgent sustainability concerns. The government's policy initiatives show a...
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50Thousands of Farmers Call for Immediate Action on E15
It looks like U.S. corn growers are making a strong push for year-round E15 sales, which could be a big win for...
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48Fiji : Labasa lawyer gets appointed to FSC board
It looks like the Fiji Sugar Corporation is undergoing some leadership changes with Adrian Ram stepping in as a new board director....
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61Pakistan strengthens rice export policies to Europe
This policy shift is a game-changer for Pakistan's rice exports! By halting methyl bromide fumigation within the country and ensuring compliance with...
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61Switch from rice to cultivating millet & maize could boost farmer incomes: Study
A new study suggests that shifting from rice to climate-resilient cereals like millet, maize, and sorghum could cut climate-induced production losses by...
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102India’s Hottest March in Years: Analysing Heat Wave impact on agriculture
India is bracing for a record-hot March, with IMD warning of extreme heat affecting wheat and rice production. Rising temperatures threaten yields,...
