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Indian pomegranates will soon appear on Australian shelves for the first time in another positive development in the Australia-India agricultural relationship
Indian pomegranates to hit Australian supermarkets for the first time Read More
Father of India’s White Revolution, Dr Verghese Kurien transformed India from a milk deficit country to the largest milk producing nation in the world
Audio Book in memory of Dr. Verghese Kurien, launched on his 9th death anniversary Read More
The Prime Minister will launch several initiatives in the fisheries and animal husbandry sectors in Bihar along with e-Gopala App, a comprehensive breed improvement marketplace and information portal for direct use of farmers
PM to launch several fisheries and animal husbandry schemes in Bihar tomorrow Read More
These technological advancements are expected to increase the growth of the hydroponics market size during the forecast period
Global Hydroponics Market to grow USD 17 bn by 2025: Valuates Reports Read More
Keeping in consideration the importance of bamboo, the Indian Forest Act 1927 was amended in 2017 to remove bamboo for the category of trees. As a result, now anyone can undertake cultivation and business in bamboo and its products
Centre launches 22 bamboo clusters in 9 states and unveils logo for National Bamboo Mission Read More
The spread of southwest monsoon this year is expected to help farmers and the agricultural output is expected to be very good, thereby, it would also help Indian economy
Good news for agriculture, India receives 7% above normal rainfall Read More
Characteristics that will set the Fendt 300 Vario tractors apart in the marketplace are their outstanding weight-to-power ratio and agility, traits particularly beneficial for loader work in the tight quarters of livestock operations
AGCO to launch Fendt 300 Vario series tractors in 2022 Read More
Innovation, solidarity, coherence and strong partnership among and within countries of Asia-Pacific are required for the region to rebound from the damage caused by COVID-19
Asia-Pacific countries pledge bold and innovative action for food security and livelihoods Read More
Sowing of rice still continues while sowing of pulses, coarse cereals, millets and oilseeds is almost over
Kharif crop sowing increases 6.32% by September 3, 2020 Read More
FSSAI in the process of passing a regulation for processed foods whereby cereals, bakery products, buns, breads, biscuits, pasta, noodles, among other commodities consumed by the people for which wheat or rice is used as a base for creating, can also be fortified
FSSAI to soon come up with regulations to fortify processed foods Read More