Farming
Agri News
Dr. Reddy’s Foundation Targets 1 Lakh Soil Tests Ahead of Rabi 2026 to Strengthen Sustainable Farming
Soil tests have emerged as a key driver of sustainable agriculture, enabling farmers to make informed decisions on nutrient management, improve crop yields, and protect long-term soil health.
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When the Rains Return: Why India's Wet Season Agriculture Still Faces an Uncertain Future
The first rain arrived like a promise. Farmers who had spent weeks scanning the sky finally watched dark clouds gather over their fields.
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The Journey of Every Seed: India's Next Agricultural Challenge
More than 140 million hectares of land are cultivated during India's kharif season, making every monsoon a defining moment for millions of farmers.
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Why El Niño Is a Growing Threat to India's Agricultural Supply Chain
Nearly 55% of India's net sown area still depends on monsoon rainfall, making weather patterns a decisive factor for the country's $300 billion agricultural economy.
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Orphan Crops: India's Forgotten Superfoods Could Hold the Key to Future Protein Security
Orphan crops, often referred to as neglected and underutilized crops, are traditional food crops that have received limited attention from agricultural research, policymakers, and commercial markets despite their…
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Agroforestry Is a Climate‑Resilient Solution for India’s Cotton Farmers
For millions of small cotton farmers in India’s rain‑fed heartlands, the old way of farming is no longer enough—agroforestry is turning into a lifeline, not just a land‑use experiment.
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India’s Shift Towards Sustainable Agriculture Amid Fertiliser Challenges and Climate Risks
India’s agricultural sector stands at a turning point as rising concerns about fertiliser supply, climate uncertainties, and increasing production pressure reshape the future of farming.
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From Barren Land to Crores: The Inspiring Journey of an Andhra Farmer Who Redefined Farming
In a time when many farmers struggle with unpredictable rainfall, rising costs, and shrinking profits, one farmer from Andhra Pradesh has shown that innovation and determination can completely change the future of…
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Indian Agriculture at Risk: How Weak Monsoon, El Niño, and Global Tensions Could Impact Farmers and Food Prices
For millions of Indian farmers, the sky is more than weather, it is hope, income, and survival.
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When Harvest Meets Hail: Can Farmers Withstand Another Weather Shock
Just when India’s rabi crops were nearing harvest, the weather took an unexpected turn.
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Aquapulse Raises ₹25 Crore: Can This Startup Redefine India’s Aquaculture Future
Can a single platform simplify the complex, often unpredictable world of fish and shrimp farming in India? That’s the question emerging after Aquapulse secured ₹25 crore in a Series A funding round led by NABVENTURES.
Agri News
Rajasthan’s First Ever Guava Festival Brings excitement, Jobs, and New Hope for Farmers
Is it possible for a delicious guava to become a major chance for agricultural workers?
Agri News
India Introduces the World’s First Three-Way Pearl Millet Hybrid RHB 273
India has taken an important step in agricultural development with the launch of the world’s first three-way pearl millet hybrid, RHB 273.
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Uttarakhand Summer Paddy Ban: Why Rice Cultivation Is Restricted to Save Groundwater
Uttarakhand has taken a major policy step to address its growing water crisis.
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CSA University Releases New Wheat and Mustard Varieties to Boost Rabi Crop Production in Uttar Pradesh
Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology (CSAUA&T), Kanpur, has recently released new varieties of wheat and mustard.
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The Use of Manufactured Fertilizers Can Lead to Various Health Issues, Natural Farming Helps To Earn More Income: Shah
In Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, the central Minister for Home and Cooperation, Amit Shah, has greatly supported using natural farming everywhere in the country to help the environment.
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Prayagraj Farmers Embrace Organic Farming for Unique Turmeric Varieties
Farmers in Bhadauna village, Pratapgarh district of Uttar Pradesh, are learning to cultivate distinctive varieties of turmeric — including black turmeric, kasturi turmeric, lakadong turmeric, as well as traditional…
Agri News
India Sets New Record with 353.96 Million Tonnes of Foodgrain Production in 2024-25
India has achieved a landmark in agriculture, registering an all-time high foodgrain output of 353.96 million tonnes for the 2024-25 season.
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Kharif Sowing Exceeds 1120 Lakh Hectares in 2025, Led by Gains in Rice and Cereals
Kharif sowing for the 2025 season has surpassed 1120 lakh hectares, marking an increase in overall coverage compared to last year, according to the latest data from the Agriculture Ministry.
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Early Monsoon Rains Raise Hopes for Record Grain Harvest in India
Early and widespread monsoon rains across India have sparked optimism for a record grain harvest this year, as farmers accelerate the sowing of rice, oilseeds, and pulses.
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25,000 Farmers in Andhra Pradesh Get Help from Farm Mechanisation Scheme in Just 45 Days!
Andhra Pradesh’s revamped farm mechanisation scheme is creating waves among small and marginal farmers.
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Karnataka Farmers' Practices Hailed as 'Best in the Country' by Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Chouhan
Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, today lauded the agricultural practices employed by farmers in Karnataka, unequivocally declaring them the "best in the country." Speaking at the…
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Renowned Horticulturist Unveils 'Rajnath Aam,' a New Mango Variety Honoring Defence Minister
In a fascinating blend of horticultural innovation and national homage, celebrated mango cultivator Kalimullah Khan from Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh, has introduced a new mango variety named ‘Rajnath Aam,’ in honor of…
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Farmers Ignored in Budget? Opposition Slams Govt in Lok Sabha
The opposition in Lok Sabha took a firm stand against the government's approach to agriculture, accusing it of ignoring farmers' interests in the Union Budget.