Agriculture News, Farming News, Research, Horticulture
Three out of four food crop types across the globe depend on pollinators to some degree. However, today bees, pollinators and many other insects are declining in abundance
FAO to host World Bee Day on May 20 with the theme ‘Bee Engaged: Build Back Better for Bees’ Read More
Under the PM-KISAN scheme, a financial benefit of Rs. 6,000 per year is provided to the eligible beneficiary farmer families, payable in three equal 4-monthly installments of Rs 2,000 each
Indian Govt to release 8th instalment of PM-KISAN on 14th May Read More
While the Desert Locusts’ upsurge continues to decline in the Horn of Africa thanks to control operations, recent rainfall has enabled swarms in eastern Ethiopia and northern Somalia to mature and lay eggs
Fight against Desert Locusts, what did FAO say on EU’s €8 mn contribution in this cause? Read More
The gene editing techniques can complement the ongoing efforts to provide micronutrient supplements, fortified food and appeals for eating more diversified food, Dr Rishi Kumar Tyagi writes
Genome editing offers ray of hope to tackle malnutrition Read More
Direct-seeded rice (DSR) technique reduces water consumption in paddy cultivation by almost 30 percent, reduces labour cost and reduces emission of harmful gasses like CH4 and carbon, Ritwik Bahuguna writes
Paddy Producers: Transforming lives with direct-seeded rice Read More
Sustell provides accurate, globally recognised, comparable analyses and results of environmental impact assessments, interventions and improvements throughout the animal protein value chain
DSM’s Sustell to improve environmental footprint and profitability of animal protein production Read More
The webinar is organised as a part of the Australian government’s Australia India Business Exchange (AIBX) programme
IPGA, Pulse Australia and Austrade to co-host webinar on chickpeas and lentils Read More
FAO is working with NASA, the European Space Agency and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre to refine the satellite technology to win the battle against Desert Locusts
FAO’s high-tech response helps fight against Desert Locusts Read More
For the coming Kharif 2021 season, it is proposed to distribute 20,27,318 (almost 10 times more seed mini kits than 2020-21) amounting to Rs. 82.01 crore
Here’s the Govt’s strategy to make India self-sufficient in pulses Read More
Proxecto has launched fully automatic hybrid tractor with no battery packs. With over two dozen industry-first features to call itself the most innovative tractor of India
Proxecto launches fully automatic hybrid tractor Read More