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159EnglishLast leg of wheat sowing in next 10 days may cover acreage lag: Agri Commissioner
The last leg of wheat sowing, which is underway and will continue for the next ten days, would make up for the...
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124EnglishPrivate trade to wait and watch before buying new wheat
The private trade and industry will not rush to buy wheat this year following unclear signals from the government on the stock...
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118Wheat News in EnglishKeep monitoring wheat crop to check yellow rust disease: Karnal institute
In its fortnightly advisory, the central institute under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research has urged the farmers to keep monitoring the...
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122EnglishKenyan farmers battle toxic legacy of locust plague three years on
Garissa, Kenya – In January 2020, one of the biggest locust plagues to hit the Horn of Africa in 70 years landed in...
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135EnglishTime to save maize farmers from market exploitation
ISLAMABAD – Amidst impending food security issues, the maize farmers across the country are worried about sufficient return for their crop after...
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119EnglishFuture Of Ethanol Is In Grain
Grain based ethanol processing has emerged as the primary choice for the Agri-industrialists across India and they have understandably reacted enthusiastically to...
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135EnglishChina tests world’s largest, 600,000-ton, coal-to-ethanol production plant
The world’s largest plant that converts coal into ethanol has begun its test runs at a facility in southeastern China, local media...
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123EnglishEthanol production hits two-year high
The Energy Information Administration says ethanol output surged to a two-year high, and inventories hit their highest points since April during the...
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127EnglishGovt plans greener use of coal, mines as production surges
New Delhi: India is looking to mechanise coal evacuation processes and use closed mines for purposes such as solar parks even as...
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137EnglishDhampur Sugar gains 8% amid maiden buyback plan
Stock market today, share market news: Shares of Dhampur Sugar Mills rallied by as much as 7.75 per cent in the early trade...
