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123Climate crisis in Maharashtra’s Beed forces women to choose between uterus and livelihoods
In the semi-arid lands of Maharashtra’s Beed district, women face a stark choice — endure hysterectomies or risk losing their livelihoods. Climate-induced...
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104Maharajganj: Farmers shying away from sugarcane cultivation
Ghughali, Maharajganj: Sugarcane farmers in region are shying away from sugarcane crops due to delayed payments and mismanagement by sugar mills, threatening...
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134Maize on the comeback across Northern Ireland
Maize areas in Northern Ireland have been increasing over the past number of years with mild weather and improved genetics seeing improved...
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143Rice imports at end of Feb. top 728,000 MT
RICE IMPORTS totaled 728,254.49 metric tons (MT) year to date at the end of February, up 84.6% from a year earlier, according...
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174Cambodia earns $65 million from rice exports
Cambodia exported 90,153 tonnes of milled rice to international markets in the first two months of 2024, a decline of 7.2 percent...
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129All’s not well on the rice front
With production projected to be lower this year, water levels in reservoirs precariously low and export curbs not effective enough, rice prices...
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107Fall in West Bengal output drags India’s rice production
State slips to fourth from top slot, Telangana climbs the ladder to second spot According to the latest crop estimates released by...
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164Turkiye gets offers in 150,000 T durum wheat saletender, traders say
The offer was said to have been submitted by trading house Casillo for 50,000 tons forloading in the port of Iskenderun. The...
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131IMD predicts snowfall in Himalayas, rain in plains; wheat crop may suffer
NEW DELHI: Two western disturbances are likely to cause snowfall in higher reaches of the Himalayas and rainfall with thunderstorms and gusty...
