June 24, 2019

Agriculture Industry

Lakes dry up, groundwater depletes: Drought scare in half of Indiaedit

Hindustan Times 

More than half of India is reeling from drought-like conditions, the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) latest data shows, with millions struggling for drinking water as lakes dry up and groundwater levels deplete amid a sluggish monsoon that, as per the agriculture ministry, has impacted the sowing of key summer crops over the past two weeks.

Agrarian crisis issue may be pushed to the fringes, fear farmers’ leadersedit

The Economic Times

Farmer leaders fear agrarian crisis issue may get pushed to the side on the government’s priorities, as the concerns including farmer suicides that they had raised during elections seem to have had little impact on the way people voted.

 

Vizianagaram dist to set up seed villagesedit

The Times of India

Vizianagaram district administration is planning to set up seed villages in a bid to promote seed stockage so that farmers do not procure seed from the government or private agencies. Sources in the agriculture department said increasing dependency on government agencies for seed procurement has meant that farmers have forgotten the art of seed drilling, which was a common practice. They added that seed stocking helps acclimatise the seed to local soil and climatic conditions, ensuring a better crop production.

New project to encourage winter vegetable farmingedit

The Times of India

A month after the agriculture department stopped the winter vegetable zone project at Vattavada and Kanthalloor panchayats, including Devikulam block, agriculture minister V S Sunilkumar has announced another project to encourage winter vegetable and fruit farming at these panchayats. A special meeting held at the minister’s chamber announced the project.

Kerala objects to bankers panel’s agricultural loan recovery planedit

The New Indian Express

Reacting to the State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) advertisement that appeared in major dailies on Sunday, stating that recovery procedures on agricultural loan defaulters will proceed unhindered, Finance Minister Thomas Isaac said SLBC’s attitude is a double standard.

Farmers ready for kharif, hope for good rainsedit

The Times of India

Farmers in the district expect a reasonably good monsoon and are gearing up for the kharif season, given the rainfall over the last few days. Tilling for kharif will start after another good shower

From Plate to Plough: A farm question for Modi 2.0edit

The Indian Express

The word satyagraha, meaning polite insistence for truth, is associated with the political movements of Mahatma Gandhi for civil rights — first in South Africa and, later, in India. The famous 24-day Dandi March (also known as the Salt March), a non-violent civil disobedience act against the British monopoly on salt in 1930, became a symbol of satyagraha.

Direct sowing saves water: Expertsedit

Deccan Chronicle

Direct sowing technology introduced by Agriculture department in 1980s when there was a water crisis for cultivation has helped farmers in Tiruvarur and Nagapattinam districts (then called east Thanjavur area) to sustain their crops overcoming the water problem said Mr. P.R. Pandian, coordinator of ‘Thamizhaga Anaithu Vivasaya Sangangalin Orunginaippu Kuzhu’ here on Saturday.

Conserve water by adopting modern scientific practices: Dir Agriedit

State Times 

Director Agriculture Kashmir Syed Altaf Aijaz Andrabi on Sunday made an extensive visit of sub-division Sogam district Kupwara. He inspected the various developmental activities being undertaken under different prestigious state and central sponsored schemes and monitored the impact of technological interventions on the ground. During his visit, the Director inspected the water harvesting dam at Chandigham Nai. He urged upon all stakeholders to conserve water by adopting modern scientific practices for better tomorrow by having sustainable agriculture practices on a long term basis.

Technology in Agriculture

Agricultural Balers Market Growth Rate, Production Volume and Future Opportunities From 2019-2024edit

Micro Finance Post

Agricultural Balers market report provides investors, analysts, researchers, business executives and others with analyses and forecasts for the Agricultural Balers market, including keyword production, revenues, competitor’s marketing strategy and global product selling prices up to 2022.

Agriculture Dripper Market Growth Rate, Production Volume and Future Opportunities From 2019-2024edit

The State Time

The Agriculture Dripper market report considers the present scenario of the Agriculture Dripper market and its market dynamics for the period 2019−2024. It covers a detailed overview of various market growth enablers, restraints, and trends. The study includes both the demand and supply sides of the market. It also profiles and analyzes the leading companies and several other prominent companies operating in the Agriculture Dripper market.

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