All posts tagged "Sugarcane Cultivation"
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14Rice News in EnglishNew Variety Of Rice Seeds Released That Will Yield A Crop In 120 Days
Dr. Anjaiah, head of the research institute, announced that high profits are possible through sugarcane cultivation. He also revealed that *Rudrur Rice...
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78Sugar News in EnglishTop 5 Sugarcane Producing States in India 2025
Uttar Pradesh leads with 120+ million tonnes, followed by Maharashtra (90 million). Karnataka has surged to 40 million tonnes, Tamil Nadu produces...
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82Sugar News in EnglishSugarcane production in Kenya
President William Ruto aims to position Kenya as a sugar exporter by 2027, citing revived industry efforts. Key steps include writing off...
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72Sugar News in EnglishHigh Price: Importers Cut N1.5trn Sugar Shipment From Brazil
Nigeria’s sugar supply faces disruption as raw sugar prices from Brazil soar 17% to $502/tonne, straining deliveries of 1.9 million tonnes worth...
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57Sugar News in EnglishEncourage sugarcane farmers to adopt pest and disease resistant varieties, IPM strategies, says CACP
The CACP has urged farmers to adopt pest-resistant sugarcane varieties and integrated pest management (IPM) to combat rising pest threats like red...
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90Sugar News in EnglishAI Technology Turns A Boon For Sangli’s Farmer As He Eyes Significant Sugarcane Production
Maharashtra's sugarcane farmers are embracing AI to boost yields and cut costs. Expert Sanjeev Mane, who achieved a record 168 tons per...
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52Sugar News in EnglishSugarcane farmers in T.N. stare at rapid shrinkage in cultivation due to “unviable” procurement price
Sugarcane farmers in Tamil Nadu are upset over the Centre’s ₹355/quintal support price and the State’s failure to meet the ₹4,000/tonne promise....
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61Sugar News in EnglishRamadoss urges Union, T.N. governments to fix FRP for sugarcane at ₹5,000 per tonne
PMK founder S. Ramadoss urged the Centre and Tamil Nadu government to ensure sugarcane farmers receive ₹5,000 per tonne as Fair and...
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84Sugar News in EnglishNigeria’s raw sugar import to rise by 12%
Nigeria’s raw sugar imports are projected to rise by 12%, defying self-sufficiency goals. Despite local output gains and rising sugarcane cultivation, import...
