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Farm scientists told to identify novel genes in wild varieties to improve yield

The Hindu

State-of-the-art plant clinic, seed production centre inaugurated at ICAR-IIHR

ICAR-IIHR inaugurated a Plant Health clinic, Seed Production Centre, Centre for Spawn Incubation, Agri-Business Incubation Centre, Centre of Excellence on Kamalam fruit, Fruit Plant Mall, and Karnataka Exotic Fruit Farmers Association. These facilities will help farmers and horticultural growers with diagnostic services, advisories, and improved seed quality. The Centre of…

The Hindu

Millet Mela in Mysore on August 26 and 27

MYSURUA millet mela to showcase 250 varieties of millets, health benefits & financial benefits for farmers. Held Aug 26-27, supported by GIZ, ICAR, JSS & Devadhaanya. Attractions include culinary delights, fruit saplings, organic seeds, handicrafts & competitions. Call Manju K.S. or Komal for info.

The Hindu

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Scrap PPP model in ICAR, says Bharatiya Kisan Sangh

Bharatiya Kisan Sangh (BKS), an RSS offshoot, calls for cancellation of ICAR's provision of private-public participation (PPP) in research, citing insecurity of senior scientists.

The Hindu

ICAR to promote technology to address challenges of climate change

ICAR adopts tech-based steps to address climate change challenges, helping farmers and governments build resilience. 731 Krishi Vigyan Kendras provide advisory & technical know-how. Centre takes efforts to bring more attention to agricultural education and make ICAR a global university.

The Hindu

In five years, top science labs create a splash with pisciculture in Nabarangpur, one of India’s poorest districts

Nabarangpur, Odisha, once dependent on Andhra Pradesh for fish, now has a thriving pisciculture value chain, thanks to the efforts of CIFA and 11 other ICAR-affiliated institutes. This is a unique experiment in India where top scientific labs are focusing on grassroots development. The value of the fish market in…

The Hindu

Focus more on research in animal husbandry, fisheries for overall farm sector growth: Tomar to farm scientists

Union Agriculture Minister Tomar urged farm scientists to focus on research in animal husbandry and fisheries to boost production and their contribution to the farm sector growth.

The Hindu

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Smart farming: CTCRI technology wins recognition at national level

e-CBSF is an IoT device that calculates nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and water requirements of field crops with the aim of minimising the yield gap. It was recognised as one of five best technologies developed for the horticultural sector in 2022-23 at the 95th Foundation Day Ceremony of the ICAR

The Hindu

117 agri scientists complete foundation training at NAARM

In all, 117 newly-recruited scientists, including 42 women, of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) completed their probationary training at NAARM.

The Hindu

ICAR-CTCRI to take its tuber-based rainbow diet campaign to more States

The initiative is aimed at popularising biofortified tubers and value-added products made from them among the tribal communities for tackling malnutrition and ensuring a balanced diet

The Hindu

Top news developments in Karnataka on June 7, 2023

The Hindu

CTCRI to organise brainstorming session on pest management in cassava

The ICAR-Central Tuber Crops Research Institute (CTCRI) here is organising a one-day brainstorming session, ‘Management of mealybugs in cassava: Present status and future strategies,’ on Tuesday at its Sreekaryam campus.

The Hindu

Exotic wasp from Africa released in Kerala to control pest affecting tapioca

An exotic wasp imported from Africa has been released in Kerala to tackle a destructive mealybug which wreaks havoc on cassava (tapioca) crop.

The Hindu

Three-day National Dairy Mela begins at NDRI in Karnal

KARNAL: A three-day National Dairy Mela began in Karnal at the ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal on Saturday.

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ISRO Took Initiatives For Feasibility Studies On Missions To Venus: Union Minister Jitendra Singh

Replying to a written question in the Lok Sabha Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Wednesday said that ISRO has taken initiatives for feasibility studies on missions to Venus. Read on for details:

The Hindu

New curriculum ready for agri varsities: ICAR-DDG

Varsities told to be revenue generation models

The Hindu

ICAR scientists discover new fish species in Mettur dam

The edible fish has been named after the Council as Pangasius icaria

The Hindu

Bengaluru’s Indian Institute of Horticultural Research tops the list of 93 ICAR institutes in national ranking

Plant varieties and technologies developed by Institute located in Hessarghatta is contributing about ₹13,000 crore a year to country’s exchequer

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Symposium on ‘Agricultural Higher Education by Private Universities’ today

The ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research Management (NAARM) will conduct a national sympos

The Hindu

TS Minister urges Centre to include millets in PDS

He suggests support price for millets to increase extent

The Hindu

Explained | What is the lumpy skin disease affecting cattle in India? What are its economic implications and does it affect milk for consumption?

The viral infection has killed nearly 75,000 cattle in India and spread to more than 10 States and UTs, hitting Rajasthan the worst

The Hindu

57,000 cattle died so far from Lumpy Skin Disease; Centre asks States to boost vaccination process

Lumpy skin disease has spread in six-seven States, including Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh

The Hindu

Nod for nano urea based on established rules: Ministry

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The Hindu

Scientists are unsure about how ‘Nano Urea’ benefits crops

Farmers are benefitting from it and, ultimately, they are the best judge, says inventor Ramesh Raliya

The Hindu

Nano urea fast-tracked for approval despite incomplete trials

Three seasons of independent assessment by the ICAR is required for approving a new fertiliser.

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