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Organic farming is not only cheaper but also remunerative for farmers considering the demand in the market, the Minister said, adding that it would improve the health of soil as well as people
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Minister reviewed the measures in place to provide quality treatment and containing the spread of the virus
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Officials told to deploy more vehicles to shift paddy from procurement centres to mills
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Congress leaders made unfounded allegations against the Agriculture Minister over encroachment of endowment lands
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"Already, instructions have been issued to all district Collectors in this regard," the Agriculture Minister said
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Niranjan Reddy appealed to the people to be cautious especially since there has been a rise in covid cases in the State. He urged people to stay at home unless there was a major requirement to step out.
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At present, oil palm crop is being cultivated in about 48,806 acres in the State
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Niranjan Reddy said, though India was primarily an agricultural economy, farmers were facing problems due to lack of support
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The unit, which came up at an investment of Rs 12 crore and spread in 10,000 sqft, is located at Chinthalghat in Zaheerabad
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"There is constant demand for potatoes in the market and our lands and atmosphere are conducive for potato cultivation," Agriculture Minister S. Niranjan Reddy said.
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As nearly five hours of talks between 41 unions and central ministers did not reach a decisive stage in the ninth round of talks, the two sides decided to meet again on next Tuesday
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A whopping Rs 35,660.65 crore was spent on the scheme since its launch in Vaanakalam (Yasangi) of 2018
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A high-level committee from TS will visit the units generating power from fruit and vegetable waste in AP and Indore in MP for a detailed study
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Niranjan Reddy said the State government was committed to strengthening the Co-operative department and will complete promotions by January 31 as per the directions of Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao
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Agriculture Minister said no outcome could be reached as farmer leaders remained adamant on one issue of repeal of the laws, but the govt wanted a clause-wise discussion on the legislations
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Speaking on the occasion, Niranjan Reddy said the government was making all out efforts to get irrigation facility to more acres to benefit the farming community.
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Disbursement of the Rythu Bandhu farm incentive has commenced on Monday, and about Rs 1,123.78 crore have been deposited into the accounts of 6.41 lakh farmers on Friday alone
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The consignment from Vazhakulam, known as "pineapple city," was flagged off by State Agriculture Minister V S Sunil Kumar on Thursday night
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TS Agriculture Minister termed the Centre's decision not to withdraw the new farm laws or make changes to meet the demands of farmers as unfortunate
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At the nearly 40-minute meeting at Shah's residence here, the situation in Punjab and steps to tackle the protest that farmers plan to intensify in the coming days were also discussed. Union Minister of State for Commerce