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Grow more millets as it has become the super food of the world, MLA tells farmers

Appealing to farmers to grow millets, MLA Channareddy Patil Tunnur inaugurated a Millets & Organic Food Festival.

The Hindu

Steps to be taken to utilise untapped potential of floriculture, says Agriculture Minister

Agriculture Minister P. Prasad inaugurates 8th edition of 'Poopoli' agri-fest in Kerala to utilise floriculture potential.

The Hindu

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

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‘Gunvatta Sankalp’ deliberates on quality interventions in agriculture

Andhra Pradesh State govt & QCI organise "Andhra Pradesh Gunvatta Sankalp" to discuss quality interventions in agriculture & allied sectors.

The Hindu

Farmers protest against a German government plan to cut tax breaks for diesel

German farmers are gathering in Berlin to protest against planned cuts to tax breaks for diesel used in agriculture, part of a deal reached by the government to plug a hole in the country’s budget

The Independent UK

Year-End Insights for 3 Top Rated Agriculture Stocks

As 2023 comes to an end, the agricultural industry is anticipated to stay afloat on the backs of extensive technology integration and unwavering government support. In light of this, three top-notch agricultural stocks, AGCO Corp (AGCO), ICL Group (ICL), and Adecoagro S.A. (AGRO), might be solid year-end investments. Read more….

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CM for crediting of Rythu Bandhu amounts into farmers’ accounts

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy orders officials to start crediting Rythu Bandhu scheme funds to farmers' accounts. Despite financial constraints, he decides to extend the scheme. He also directs officials to prepare action plan for loan waiver and rechristen Praja Darbar as Praja Vani. He also reviews drug menace and orders…

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At COP28 in Dubai, Bihar’s soil conservation and climate-resilient agriculture practices hog limelight

At the UN Climate Change Conference, Bihar's initiatives in soil conservation, climate-resilient agriculture, agriculture road map, and organic agriculture have been praised. Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, highlighted the State's initiatives, such as the Soil Health Card scheme, soil testing, soil fertility mapping, and Climate Resilient…

The Hindu

Centre’s vengeance cannot destroy Kerala: Pinarayi

Kerala's spirit undeterred by Centre's vengeful policies. Thousands flock to Navakerala Sadas, showing confidence in Left Democratic Front govt. Industries Minister P. Rajeeve allows industrial parks on college campuses. Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine announces ₹4,012 crore drinking water projects in Thrissur. Agriculture Minister P. Prasad says Kerala to be…

The Hindu

Topline appropriations talks at a standstill - Roll Call

Negotiations among congressional leaders over spending limits for fiscal 2024 appropriations are moving at a glacial pace.

Roll Call

Freshman Jackson offers bill to boost USDA civil rights efforts - Roll Call

Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson, the son of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, introduces legislation to address discrimination at USDA.

Roll Call

Ham over fist, supermarkets face a grilling over prices

Christmas ham has become a political issue with a minister urging supermarkets to freeze its prices as the major chains face an inquiry into price gouging.

AAP

Residents to intensify protest against soil extraction at Mattappally

The day-night protest against the mining completed seven days on Sunday; residents fear that “indiscriminate’‘ mining would be detrimental to the environment and result in an acute drinking water shortage in the region.

The Hindu

CRON, DOLE or MOS: Which Agriculture Stock Is Set to Bloom?

Despite economic challenges, the agricultural sector is set to stay strong with ongoing government support, advanced technology integration, and a focus on innovation aimed toward operational efficiency. In light of these industry tailwinds, which agricultural stock among Cronos Group (CRON), The Mosaic Company (MOS), and Dole plc (DOLE) is most…

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The Myth of the Federal Private Nondelegation Doctrine, Part 3

Serial-blogging my recent article in the Notre Dame Law Review

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Drought relief is our right, says Minister

Agriculture Minister Cheluvarayaswamy expresses discontent over Union govt's reluctance to release drought relief to Karnataka farmers. He states that Karnataka contributes ₹4 lakh crore to Union govt's tax revenues, yet only gets back ₹30,000 crore. He urges Union govt to understand & release relief. He also directs officials to increase…

The Hindu

Books published by KAU to be sold online under ‘Keralagro’ brand

Soon, you will be able to shop online for books on farming and allied topics published by Kerala Agricultural University.

The Hindu

Northeast monsoon brings relief to farmers in Prakasam

Rabi farming activity in Prakasam district has picked up pace due to Northeast monsoon rains. Farmers were struggling due to scanty rainfall in Kharif season. Nagarjunasagar reservoir registered meagre inflow. Farmers relieved as district recorded 116.2 mm rainfall. Crop coverage healthy at 26.4% of normal extent. Agriculture dept. distributed 30,000…

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Panels to monitor prices of essential commodities, recommend steps to overhaul Supplyco

The Food and Civil Supplies department has issued orders to constitute committees to monitor the prices of essential commodities and make recommendations to overhaul the functioning of the cash-strapped Supplyco.

The Hindu

Kerala govt. clears ₹30-cr. proposal for integrated hub for Agriculture dept.

The State government has cleared a ₹30-crore proposal for constructing an Integrated Administrative Hub for the Agriculture department and allied farm sector agencies.

The Hindu

Soil extraction resumes at Mattappally, residents hit the streets in protest

Residents of Mattappally, Kerala, protested against the resumption of soil extraction from a hillock in Palamel grama panchayat. The contractor restarted mining despite an all-party meeting deciding to suspend it until a report was submitted. The Collector visited the site but has not yet submitted the report. The contractor said…

The Hindu

Drought rampant in Andhra Pradesh, but government is least bothered about plight of farmers, alleges BJP Kisan Morcha

Drought rampant in Andhra Pradesh, but government is least bothered about plight of farmers, alleges BJP Kisan Morcha. The government has pegged the number of drought-hit mandals in Andhra Pradesh at 103, whereas, in reality, 450 mandals are reeling under dry conditions, says Kumara Swamy. Activists of the Kisan Morcha…

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KCR and Ministers built farmhouses; Congress will build Telangana, says Revanth

Congress leader Revanth Reddy alleges KCR & family looted Telangana resources. He claims Congress built schools, colleges, roads & irrigation projects. He accuses KCR of killing self-respect of Telangana & Agriculture Minister of building farmhouse on hundreds of acres.

The Hindu

Farmers of Krishna, NTR districts advised to not go for water-intensive crops

Krishna and NTR District Collectors advise farmers to avoid water-intensive crops due to water shortage. Alternative crops will be supplied at subsidised rate. 13.66 tmcft water left in Pulichintala Project, only for drinking purposes. Agriculture dept. officials from both districts present.

The Hindu

Farmers in Anantapur urged to cultivate pulses to overcome drought conditions

In Anantapur, Joint Collector Ketan Garg suggested farmers cultivate pulses that consume less water due to poor rainfall. He encouraged farmers to stay away from crops like rice and maize that require more water. Field officials were tasked with educating farmers and promoting crops like ragi and korralu. Zilla Parishad…

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