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Karnataka plans to double its millets export, building on international trade fair

Karnataka sets target to double millets export, hosting Millets and Organics International Trade Fair from Jan 5-7.

The Hindu

Help pours in for young dairy farmer in Velliyamattom

Ministerial & celebrity aid pour in for student dairy farmer Kizhakkeparampil Mathew Benny & family after 13 cows die due to toxin ingestion.

The Hindu

Uttarakhand govt restricts purchase of land by outsiders

District Magistrates in Uttarakhand barred from granting permission to outsiders to buy land for agriculture/horticulture till report of Land Law Committee.

The Hindu

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Labour promises farmers new EU deal amid collapse in UK agriculture firms

Keir Starmer’s party set out ‘new deal’ for sector – as figures show 6,000 farms have gone bust

The Independent UK

Labour pledges ‘new deal for farmers’ to boost UK agriculture

Measures include target for British food in public institutions and seeking veterinary deal with EU

The Guardian - UK

31 farmers get relief for getting poor quality seeds after over a decade-long legal fight

After well over a decade of patient and sustained legal battle, 31 farmers in Aland taluk in Kalaburagi district have won compensation for substandard seeds supplied to them by the Agriculture Department.

The Hindu

Woes continue for rubber growers in Kerala

vWoes continue for rubber growers in Kerala

The Hindu

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Row in France as government reluctant to back dry January

Addiction experts urge state to promote month of abstinence but alcohol lobby says idea is out of step with French culture

The Guardian - UK

Tocal College on track to close workforce gap through school-age target

'You don't have to grow up on a farm to have a career in agriculture.'

Newcastle Herald

Climate Crisis Threatens Iconic Champagne Grapes, Extinction Imminent

Cheers to champagne while you still can! Climate change threatens the existence of the grapes used in this bubbly delight. Say 'hooray!' before it's too late.

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Plans afoot to turn heritage Kunigal Stud Farm into township to ‘decongest’ Bengaluru

The fate of the nearly 250-year-old Kunigal Stud Farm, one of the top stud farms in the country today, is hanging in the balance

The Hindu

Aussie business boost as India trade ties strengthen

Australia's agriculture exports to India have soared off the back of a free trade agreement while the pact makes products cheaper for consumers at home.

AAP

French health chiefs ban oyster sales in Bordeaux amid norovirus scare

Health authorities in southwestern France have temporarily banned the sales of oysters from the famous Bay of Arcachon after several people suffered food poisoning.

Radio France Internationale

DN Exclusive: Reality of the Government's claims about agriculture; Know the real condition of farmers

After Independence, every government from time to time made big announcements in the interest of farmers, but as told by some farmers, the desired improvement in the farmers' condition could not be fully achieved. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Morning Digest | PM Modi says government working to make cooperatives strong part of rural life; Supreme Court forms panel to prepare SOP for adjournments, and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on December 28, 2023

The Hindu

CSRTI joins hands with CFTRI to develop food products from silkworm pupae for export market

CSRTI & CFTRI join forces to develop food products from silkworm pupae for human consumption.

The Hindu

India aims at $1 billion fresh banana exports in next 5 years

India aims to export $1 billion worth of bananas in 5 years, opening doors to global markets through sea route.

The Guardian - UK

‘Gates left open and crops destroyed’: the risks and benefits of right to roam

Some farmers are concerned campaigners do not fully understand how the countryside works

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Tungabhadra Sugar factory land: Farmers urge the State govt. to ensure they are not disturbed

Karnataka High Court orders restoration of khata of Tungabhadra Sugar Factory land, leaving many farmers worried. State government urged to ensure farmers continue to possess land.

The Hindu

BRS government entrusted paddy stocks worth ₹22,000 crore to rice millers without any security, says Uttam

N Uttam Kumar Reddy criticises "distorted" policy of BRS government, exploring sale of rice to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and taking steps to rescue Civil Supplies Corporation.

The Hindu

Farmers keep wishing for drought as their loans would be waived, says Karnataka Minister

He said at the convention, “Due to drought, the Chief Minister has distributed seeds and fertilisers free of cost. Now farmers wish for repeated droughts so that they can get their loans waived. But that is not right. Because climatic conditions are such, there will be a drought once every…

The Hindu

Centre mulls revival of RoDTEP benefits for sugar exports

The Remission of Duties and Taxes on Export Products (RoDTEP) scheme, launched in January 2021, is aimed at ensuring that no domestic taxes are added on to goods’ shipments meant for export. Authorities had denied benefits under the scheme to sugar exporters after the sweetener was removed from the ‘free’…

Latin Times

Second Generation Blooms: Daughter Joins Father as Hispanic Farming Duo Thrives in Texas

According to the most recent census, Texas has fewer than 26,000 Hispanic farmers compared to 236,000 white farmers

The Hindu

Poor demand, bountiful output plunge kinnow price, leave farmers in distress

Poor demand, abundant production, and early plucking of the produce this winter have left growers of kinnow, a citrus mandarin fruit in Punjab, grappling for a fair price for their season’s harvest.

The Hindu

KSDL ties up with 670 farmers for commercial cultivation in 3,586 acres

The State-run Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Ltd. (KSDL), which is facing a shortage of sandalwood oil essential for its flagship brand “Mysore Sandal” soap, has tied up with 670 farmers for commercial cultivation of 3,586 acres, largely in dry regions of north Karnataka, including Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, to reduce its…

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