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There is a possibility of a decrease in wheat production due to increasing heat in March

The impact of climate change on agriculture in India is becoming increasingly evident, with rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and extreme weather events...

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Rice News in English

Valenzuela : DA Team conducts surprise visit at Marulas Market, inspects rice, pork price

Agriculture Assistant Secretary Genevieve Velicaria-Guevarra, along with the Department of Agriculture (DA) and Food Terminal Inc. officials, visited the New Marulas Public...

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Rice News in English

Grocery bill hikes projected as staple crop faces devastating losses – here’s what you need to know

As climate change impacts agriculture globally, Japan is facing a rice shortage due to extreme heat, which has reduced crop quality. In...

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Wheat News in English

Farmers in Madhya Pradesh advised to brace for rain and hailstorm

Unpredictable weather in Madhya Pradesh, including rain and hailstorms from March 20 to 22, is raising concerns for farmers. The Meteorological Department...

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Maize News in English

Malawi : Farmers Selling Unharvested Maize at as lowas K20,000 per 50kg Bag

In Malawi, rural farmers are selling unharvested maize at drastically low prices due to financial struggles, with vendors offering as little as...

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Maize News in English

Raiganj: Farmers reap high profit with mustard-maize intercropping

A farmer in Raiganj, North Dinajpur, has achieved significant profits by intercropping mustard and maize, guided by district agricultural officials. Pradip Shil...

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Maize News in English

Officials inspect maize crop, probe GM seed charges

A team from the Telangana Seed Certification Agency conducted a field inspection in Mulugu district on Wednesday to assess maize crop damage,...

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English

How More Inclusive Maize Breeding Can Yield Better Outcomes For Women Farmers In Zimbabwe

CGIAR, through CIMMYT, is advancing maize breeding in Zimbabwe to enhance food security and gender equity. By expanding on-farm trials and training...