All posts tagged "pulses"
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92Wheat News in EnglishUS makes concessions on pulses in new trade deal with India
India and the U.S. are set to sign an interim trade deal by March, boosting agricultural ties and market access. Tariffs will...
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130Wheat News in English
US removes pulses from statement on India trade deal
The US revised its trade factsheet with India, removing references to tariff cuts on pulses, easing farmer concerns amid protests by Samyukt...
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319Wheat News in EnglishIndia has adopted a 6-year plan to develop pulses production
On October 1, India approved a six-year, ₹110 billion ($1.2 billion) plan to boost pulse cultivation. The program aims to raise domestic...
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576Wheat News in English
Canada’s Crop Revolution: Why Wheat and Pulses Are the New Gold in Global Agriculture
Canada's farmers are shifting from canola and barley to wheat and pulses due to trade tensions, poor soil moisture, and rising global...
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498Rice News in EnglishKharif Coverage Crosses 262 Lakh Hectares; Rice, Pulses, Oilseeds See Rise, Cotton Lags
Kharif sowing in India surged to 262.15 lakh hectares by June 27, up 26.71 lakh hectares from last year, driven by early...
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247Rice News in EnglishFarmers increase sowing of rice and pulses as of June 20
India’s monsoon-sown rice acreage has jumped 58% year-on-year to 1.32 million hectares as of Friday, per the agriculture ministry. Pulses have been...
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487Wheat News in English
India unveils ambitious pulse plan
India aims to become self-sufficient in pulses by 2028-29, potentially ending major imports from suppliers like Canada. Backed by procurement policy reforms...
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611Maize News in EnglishSurplus pre-monsoon spurs early kharif sowing of maize, pulses in Karnataka
Surplus pre-monsoon rainfall in Karnataka—149% above normal—has accelerated early kharif sowing, with 3.06 lakh hectares covered by May 31, compared to 2.36...
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620Wheat News in EnglishProcurement of oilseeds and pulses lagging behind cereals
Despite efforts to boost pulse and oilseed output, government procurement remains heavily skewed toward cereals like rice and wheat, Reserve Bank of...
