June 15, 2023

Agriculture Industry

Suriname woos Indian agri firms to boost farmingedit

Mint – Online

Suriname is moving to attract Indian agro-processing firms in a bid to develop its agricultural sector, one of its major earners. The country’s president, Chandrikapersad Santokhi, and its agriculture minister Parmanand Prahlad Sewdien have visited India this year pitching the country’s agricultural sector to Indian firms.

Govt. Policies

Will PM PRANAM scheme be a game-changer for the agricultural sector?edit

Moneycontrol – Online

The Union Cabinet is likely to approve the PM PRANAM Scheme (PM Programme for Restoration, Awareness, Nourishment, and Amelioration of Mother Earth) on June 14. The government launched the scheme to enhance its efforts towards green growth. India’s agricultural reforms, especially since 1991, have been aimed largely at doubling food output and empowering farmers. However, the government’s new focus is on the growing burden of fertiliser subsidy and soil health.

Monsoon + Indian Agriculture

How big a role does the monsoon play in India’s agricultural production?edit

Moneycontrol– Online

It is a long-held consensus that agriculture in India is highly dependent on monsoon rains. To find out how true this is, we looked at historical data on the southwest monsoon in relation to the country’s foodgrain production.

Paddy in India

Nizamabad farmers advance paddy crop season to beat climate  ..edit

The Times of India – Online

While the theme of the G20 Agriculture Ministers’ meeting to be held in Hyderabad from June 15-17 is climate resilient agriculture, farmers in Nizamabad district’s Bothan and Varni areas are already paving the way for the rest of the state by advancing paddy crop season to beat natural hazards.

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