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615Pakistan : Cultivation of wheat on govt’s agri land made compulsory
The Punjab government aims to cultivate wheat on 16.5 million acres, making it mandatory to sow on government agricultural land. Chief Secretary...
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281Russia wants BRICS to become OPEC for wheat. Will members buy it?
TOKYO -- Russia is leading a charge to turn the BRICS economic bloc into the top influencer of global grain prices. In...
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665No plan to cut import duty on wheat now: Official
The Indian government is unlikely to reduce wheat import duties or initiate open market sales soon due to sufficient domestic supplies and...
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553KATZEN announces completion of corn ethanol expansion project in Brazil
KATZEN International Inc. has announced the completion of the INPASA Agroindustrial S/A bioethanol plant expansion in Sinop, Brazil, boosting its capacity to...
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559Sangeet Singla appointed as Joint Secretary, Department of Food & Public Distribution
In a recent bureaucratic reshuffle, Sangeet Singla has been appointed Joint Secretary of the Department of Food & Public Distribution, effective from...
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455Ethanol earmarked for European road-use could go to other transport ends: Raizen, Brazil
Brazilian energy company Raízen plans to ramp up its second-generation (2G) cellulosic ethanol production, targeting 270 million liters per year by 2025,...
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441Nigeria : Why Benue maize farmers are struggling
Maize farmers in Benue State are facing a tough harvest season after a prolonged five-week drought and pest infestations severely affected crops...
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411UP sugarcane dept allots over 61k quintals of cane seeds for winter sowing
The Uttar Pradesh Sugarcane Department has distributed 61,505 quintals of high-quality breeder sugarcane seeds and 130 lakh buds of disease-resistant cane to...
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409Maharashtra : Shetti demands 3,700 per tonne payment to local sugarcane farmers this season
Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana founder Raju Shetti is demanding ₹3,700 per tonne as a single installment payment for sugarcane from Kolhapur mills, citing...
