October 10, 2018

Agriculture Industry

13 farmers challaned for burning paddy residueedit

The Tribune

With the weather turning favourable, paddy harvesting has picked up in the district. And along with harvesting, the cases of stubble burning have also started coming to light.

10 farmers fined for burning stubbleedit

The Tribune

A total of 10 farmers have been fined for burning paddy stubble in the district. Of them, three have been booked.

The Chief Agriculture Officer, Harinderjit Singh, said on Tuesday a fine of Rs2,500 was imposed on Kashmir Singh and Nirmal Singh of Sakianwala in Khadur Sahib block. He said both farmers paid the fine on the spot.

Union Minister exhorts farmers to say no to stubble burningedit

The Tribune

Parshottam Rupala, Union Minister of State for Agriculture, Farmers’ Welfare and Panchayati Raj, on Tuesday emphasised the ill effects of stubble burning and urged the farming community to shun the practice.

Aim of organising global agri and food summit is to make Jharkhand a food processing hub: Dasedit

The Times of India

The aim of organising the Global Agriculture and Food Summit in Ranchi is to double the farmers’ income by 2022 and to project Jharkhand as a food processing hub in eastern India, Chief Minister Raghubar Das said Tuesday. Jharkhand as a part of its endeavour to develop agriculture sector in the state and with a view to provide a focused platform to the prospective investors in the agriculture and food processing sector is organising the summit in Ranchi on November 29-30. In the run-up to the summit, the state government organised a road show in the national capital on Tuesday. It was led by Das. “Das expressed his gratitude to all the dignitaries and talked ...

Banks should target agriculture, tourism: Himachal CMedit

Business Standard

Banks should target agriculture, tourism, horticulture and services sector for increasing the credit-deposit ratio and ensuring all-round development, said on Tuesday.

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