Agriculture News, Farming News, Research, Horticulture
(The total paddy area in the states of Haryana, Punjab and eight NCR districts of Uttar Pradesh have come down by 7.72 per cent during the current year as compared to last year
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According to the CEO of AUGA group, the technology developed in Lithuania will help create a food production model around the world that will reduce damage caused to nature
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Over 25,000 farmers in Punjab and Haryana, covering more than 500,000 acres, have enrolled in nurture.farm’s programme and committed to not burn stubble this year
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The study was launched at a virtual event which was part of the celebrations for World Environment Day and the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030)
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The Solis Hybrid tractor comes with lithium-ion-battery and advanced motor to reduce pollution and increase farmers’ confidence for increased productivity
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To overcome the growing challenges of stubble management, CNH Industrial India has joined forces with IARI to develop a sustainable and economically viable residue management solution for the farming community
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To enable the use of surplus crop residue for energy generation, rather than burning it in the field, New Holland Agriculture offers a complete range of equipment for harvesting, collecting and transporting biomass
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CK Mishra, Secretary, MoEF&CC underlined the need to make farmers the centrepiece of solutions to the problem of farm stubble burning by giving them a choice of technology and resource base that is acceptable and cost- effective
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These vehicles include tractors, power tillers, construction equipment vehicles and combine harvesters which have originally been manufactured as dual-fuel with diesel as primary fuel and CNG or Bio-CNG as secondary, or have been converted as such from in-use diesel vehicles
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On-farm burning of crop residues has intensified in recent years as low cost and easily adaptable technologies for its handling and management are unavailable, and the window between harvesting one crop and sowing the next is extremely short
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