April 4, 2017

Agriculture Industry

Income of Uttar Pradesh farmers are among the lowest in the countryedit

The Times of India

There were, however, other states where the farmers fared comparatively well. At the national level the average monthly income of the farmer was Rs 6,436 which was 3.2% more than his consumption expenditure. In some other states, the farmers fared much better. At the top is Karnataka where the average farmer income was 33.3% more than his consumption expenditure.

Agriculture sector a must for GDP growthedit

The Hans India

Agriculture is the main Input to the biotic community for any activity in this planet of Earth. The level of agriculture production and overall availability of food grains is satisfactory and sufficient for human energy. Food grains Stock in Central Pool for current period is about approximately 361.63 lakh MT.

Farmers will get paid within 72 hours of crop procurementedit

Telangana Today

Cash will be deposited in farmer’s account with 72 hours of procurement at government centres, said Joint Collector Sureshbabu. He was speaking at a review meeting conducted to make arrangements for paddy procurement here on Tuesday.

For rabi ‘late-comers’, it may be a long wait for insurance payoutedit

The Hindu Business Line

The suffering of farmers from the drought-hit southern States appears far from over. Poor harvest aside, they now have to deal with a possible delay in settlement of claims under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) for rabi (October-December 2016).

Good tidings for paddy farmers in Telanganaedit

Telangana Today

Telangana government is not just providing subsidies, incentives and timely advises to farmers to maximise their production, it is also offering remunerative prices for their produce. For purchase of Rabi crop, mainly paddy, all necessary arrangements are in place.

Technology in Agriculture

Tractor industry shows positive growth during FY17edit

The Economic Times

The tractor industry has showed a positive growth during FY 2016-17. While domestic volumes increased by 18.2% between April-January FY2017, exports remained flat. Domestic growth was fuelled by favourable farm sentiments as the southwest monsoon performance remained healthier compared to the previous two fiscals.

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