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204Haryana : Ambala farmers get Rs 3.89-cr incentive for adopting direct seeded rice tech
Adoption of Direct Seeded Rice (DSR) is rising steadily in Ambala, with over 1,400 farmers receiving ₹3.89 crore in incentives in 2025–26...
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245‘Telangana can supply CMR with 10% broken rice’
India’s Centre has asked states, including Telangana, to supply custom milled rice to FCI with a maximum 10% broken rice, down from...
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215Iraq’s wheat stock sufficient to cover a full year of flour needs
Iraq holds about 4.2 million tons of wheat, sufficient to cover a full year of flour needs under the public ration system....
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257Pakistan offers competitive pricing to increase rice exports to Turkey
Pakistan and Turkey agreed to deepen trade ties, prioritising higher Pakistani rice exports. Pakistan offered globally competitive pricing, flexible support mechanisms and...
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246Haryana : 15% decline in sugarcane yield worries Panipat farmers
Sugarcane farmers in Panipat reported a nearly 15% decline in per-acre yields in 2025–26 despite rising acreage. Heavy September rainfall, Red Rot...
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243India-EU FTA: Ethanol, sugar safeguards signal strategic importance of domestic production, says European ethanol body
The European Commission’s decision to protect ethanol and sugar in the EU-India FTA underscores the strategic value of domestic renewable ethanol, ePURE...
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276USDA: Corn use for fuel ethanol production at 519 million bushels in November
US corn use for fuel ethanol in November rose slightly year-on-year despite a marginal monthly decline, USDA data showed. Total corn use...
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267South Africa to review sugar reference price as imports affect local industry
South Africa’s ITAC has launched a full review of the dollar-based sugar reference price amid pressure from rising low-cost imports. Producers seek...
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407EU proposes suspending a duty-free sugar import scheme
The European Commission plans to temporarily suspend the duty-free sugar inward processing regime to protect EU producers amid falling prices and rising...
