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To overcome issues such as climate change, supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and rising food prices, technology adoption is gaining momentum to shape the future of food systems, Rajesh Jalan writes…
Top technology trends that will shape agriculture in 2023 Read More
There’s a need to fortify every segment in the agriculture sector – from pre-sowing to farming operations to post-harvest – as we seek to make our agriculture climate-resilient, Dr Ratna Kumria writes
Agriculture needs to get strengthened for being climate-resilient Read More
International Year of Millets 2023 will ultimately strengthen the links between the food sector and lead to a better, more nutrient-dense future, writes Jitendra Joshi, Chairman, FICCI Task Force on Millets
IYOM2023: Huge potential for farmers, consumers by strengthening millet value chain Read More
Wheat production is expected to increase in the range of 10-13 per cent from the previous year, thanks to the higher sowing progress amid better subsoil moisture left by the late-season rains
After making record highs, wheat prices poised to correct downward Read More
India’s Rabi production for crop year 2023-24 is expected to increase in the range of 10-13%, thanks to the higher sowing progress amid better subsoil moisture left by the late-season rains, Major Rajiv Yadav writes…
Bright prospects of Rabi foodgrain production would offset Kharif losses Read More
While there are startups working on the ‘farm to home’ concept, there is a need to have farmers adopt and adapt to the concept. Besides enhancing their income, this will help farmers become less dependent on market forces, Dr Shivendra Bajaj writes
Farmers must make the best of ‘farm to home’ concept Read More
As the world grapples with numerous challenges, organisations and countries need to take decisive actions backed by the right investments to enable sustainable living, Krishna Kumar, Co-Founder & CEO, Cropin writes
5 key trends that would transform the global food system in 2023 Read More
GEAC has approved the commercial cultivation of GM mustard in October. Dr Shivendra Bajaj, Executive Director, FSII writes on its positive impact on India’s edible oil production, resulting in curbing imports
GEAC approval to GM mustard paves way for transformation of Indian agriculture Read More
Artificial intelligence is set to transform the world; drones are going to change the face of farming in the 21st century, Dr Shivendra Bajaj, Executive Director, FSII writes
Centre and states’ adoption of drone technology brings good news for Indian agriculture Read More
The tea industry’s growth is dependent on healthy and viable farmers, particularly smallholders; one thing is certain: this business-as-usual scenario is not sustainable for workers, brands, or the tea industry
How could Indian tea industry make a model for a sustainable future? Read the expert… Read More