Nitin Gadkari launches India’s first CNG tractor
The diesel-converted CNG tractor, done jointly by Rawmatt Techno Solutions and Tomasetto Achille India, is currently an experimental pilot project
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Stubble burning: CNH Industrial, IARI partner for straw management project
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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How New Holland Agriculture helps war against stubble burning
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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CLAAS launches a new series of straw balers in India
CLAAS India’s new series of straw balers are the appropriate solution for making bales in adequate sizes which makes them ideal for the ethanol and biogas plants in that use crop residue as raw material
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Kan Biosys brings in solution to stubble burning, improving soil carbon
Kan Biosys, a specialised agri-biotech company working in the field of plant nutrition and pest management, has launched Speed Kompost, an eco-friendly product that tackles the problem of stubble burning
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New Holland Agriculture brings solution for stubble burning, fixing air pollution
New Holland-led projects in Punjab and Haryana are showing how collecting and baling paddy straw and stubble can have environmental and economic benefits
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Cost-effective technology vital to curb stubble burning: CK Mishra
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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New Holland Agriculture, IARI join hands to fight crop stubble burning
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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