All posts tagged "farmers"
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51UncategorizedPhilippines : Insect pests attack sugarcane farms in northern NegOcc
The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) is addressing a red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI) infestation in sugarcane farms in northern Negros Occidental. A...
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55Rice News in EnglishPAU Signs MoU with CII to Curb Stubble Burning in Punjab Using Surface Seeding Technology
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has partnered with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) to combat stubble burning through an MoU promoting “Simultaneous...
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56Rice News in EnglishJapan rice prices still high as direct deals with farmers surge
Japan’s rice prices have nearly doubled through direct business-to-farmer deals, bypassing JA Zen-Noh, from January to April 2024. Direct transaction prices reached...
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60Wheat News in EnglishWeather set to hit harvest in Russia’s largest grain region
Russia’s Rostov region, the country’s largest grain-producing area, is facing a farming emergency due to high temperatures and lack of rain. Governor...
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53Sugar News in EnglishFiji Cabinet approves special sugarcane payment
The Cabinet has approved a special sugarcane payment of over \$7.6 million to support farmers ahead of the 2025 crushing season. This...
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61Sugar News in EnglishBihar To Have An International Sugarcane Research Centre
Bihar will set up an International Sugarcane Research Centre in Pusa, Samastipur, to boost crop yield and innovation.
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49Sugar News in EnglishBlack bug outbreak threatens sugarcane in Uttar Pradesh ; advisory issued
A black bug outbreak has hit sugarcane fields across Uttar Pradesh, damaging crops and prompting urgent advisories. The pest thrives in hot,...
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58Sugar News in EnglishUttarakhand govt sanctions Rs. 92.14 crore for four sugar mills to clear cane farmers’ pending dues
The Uttarakhand government has sanctioned ₹92.14 crore to four sugar mills—Bajpur, Nadehi, Kichha, and Doiwala—to clear pending dues for the 2024–25 crushing...
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51Edible Oil News in EnglishBangladesh : Oilseed cultivation surges amid high edible oil prices
Oilseed cultivation in southern Bangladesh surged over 44% in three years due to volatile edible oil prices. Farmers increasingly grow mustard, sunflower,...
