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116Delayed payments setting back farmers
FARMERS have sent a distress call to Government beseeching it to intervene and facilitate the immediate payment of their outstanding payments for...
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103Maize cultivation sees slow growth in north
The expansion of maize cultivation in northern Bangladesh, where the cereal grain is a major cash crop, has slowed this year due...
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99Biofuel, Ag Groups Express Disappointment In Court’s SRE Decision
A coalition of biofuel and farm groups on Nov. 27 released a statement expressing disappointment in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’...
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113Government Mandates Blending of Compressed Biogas in CNG and PNG
In a move to enhance the adoption of Compressed Biogas (CBG) and foster sustainable energy practices, the National Biofuels Coordination Committee, chaired...
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109Review article shows key role of Brazil in research on sugarcane for bioenergy
Publications on sugar cane have increased exponentially since 2006 worldwide, and Brazil has had more articles published on the topic than any...
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91Maharashtra: With cane farmers’ protest, is Raju Shetti looking to regain lost political ground?
Traffic on the Pune-Bengaluru highway near Kolhapur came to a grinding halt last week as farmers led by Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana and...
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152Increase sugarcane SAP to ₹400 per quintal: Partap Bajwa writes to CM Mann
The Congress on Monday demanded a minimum increase of ₹20 per quintal in the State Agreed Price (SAP) of sugarcane in Punjab to...
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101Palm oil, coal account for over half of trade deficit with Asean
As India and the Asean formally embark on the review of their goods trade agreement, an analysis of merchandise traffic between the...
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95Pulses, oil seeds, fruit output to lag demand till at least 2030-31: report
Price spikes in pulses this year may have been spurred by dented production prospects amid an uneven monsoon, but India’s output shortfalls...
