India covers 59 lakh ha area with micro irrigation under PMKSY
Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana scheme is operational in India from 2015-16 which focuses on enhancing water use efficiency at the farm level through micro-irrigation
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Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana scheme is operational in India from 2015-16 which focuses on enhancing water use efficiency at the farm level through micro-irrigation
Read MoreNetafim aims to reach 15,000 farmers across India by 2022 through Flexi Sprinkler Kit. The product is suitable for vegetables and open field crops including wheat, bajra, jowar, soybean, groundnut and many more
Read MoreThe ADB loan will help provide financing opportunities for farmer producer organisations (FPOs) and value chain operators (VCOs) through matching grants and financial intermediation loans to support 300 sub-projects
Read MoreThe initiative opens a great path for precision agriculture in Maharashtra, providing new ways for farmers to manage crops, ensure the efficiency of inputs such as water, fertilisers and maximise productivity, quality, and yield
Read MoreIndian Agriculture Minister, Narendra Singh Tomar was addressing the second day’s session of the G-20 Agriculture Ministers’ meeting, organised in Italy
Read MoreCabinet Committee on Economic Affairs chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for all mandated Rabi crops for Rabi Marketing Season (RMS) 2022-23
Read MoreBIMSTEC provides a link between South and South-East Asia with five countries – Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal and Sri Lanka from South Asia and two countries – Myanmar and Thailand from South-East Asia
Read MoreThe company, through the kit, aims to cover 10,000 hectares of land under drip irrigation and reach 25,000 marginal farmers across India in the upcoming year
Read MoreLatest models fulfils irrigation needs of crops in hilly terrains and plains respectively thus appealing to farmers across different regions and segments in India
Read MoreDirect-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
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