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Innovative Vegetable Grafting Technology Offers Resilient Yields for Climate-Stressed Cultivation, ICRISAT Study Shows
Research finds grafted tomatoes in polyhouses deliver up to 63.79% higher yields—paving the way for broader adoption across solanaceous crops
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The farmers, who sowed crops by depending on wells, are facing troubles to supply water to standing crops as agricultural wells are drying up due to soaring temperature
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Aflatoxins affect various food crops. Chronic exposure can lead to liver cancer, immune suppression, and stunted growth in children
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Modi says the government has presented a full budget in the third term, ensuring consistency in policy and reflecting the vision of Viksit Bharat
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Sharing a video on social media platform X, Nadella highlighted the use of AI to increase the yield of a small farm in Maharashtra's Baramati. The video demonstrates how AI-powered solutions are helping farmers optimise their resources and thus enhance productivity
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There is a need for a more integrated approach that considers the interdependence of energy and agriculture
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Despite emphasis on agriculture as growth engine, Finance Minister Sitharaman fails to earmark sufficient funds
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Farmers started cultivating the crop some three decades ago. The farmers earn from Rs.50,000 to Rs.1 lakh as profit by cultivating the crop
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Farmers in Stage II of the project initiate protests over uncertainty surrounding irrigation support
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New practise of cultivating Chia seeds across the Karnataka border in Sangareddy district is being witnessed now
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Farmers in the district growing Yasangi paddy were facing challenges in controlling the stem borer. To tackle the issue, farmer Koka Sudhakar Reddy installed solar-powered light traps on his six-acre paddy field in Bandarupally village, Thoguta mandal, with guidance from agriculture extension officer T Nagarjuna.
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Currently, 70 per cent of the seats in the private engineering colleges are filled up via the TG EAPCET by the TGCHE.
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The initiative will highlight the unique bacterial species found in the country and emphasize their critical roles in environment, agriculture and the human health.
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Instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all national strategy, we need a vision for each State and sector
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Project experts from Germany, along with agriculture specialists from Telangana, NGO representatives, and farmers from FPOs in Mamidipalli, Mangallapalli, Sriramula Palli, Konaraopet, and Sanugula villages, participated in the field visit to discuss the progress made so far. They also gathered suggestions for improving the project design.
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The programs offered in various schools include allied health sciences, management, engineering and technology, forensic sciences, nursing, bio technology, agriculture, animation & multimedia, law, maritime, pharmacy and life science, veterinary & animal husbandry etc.
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The hopes of the farmers have been dashed due to adverse weather conditions. The initial sowing of cotton, which began in late May following pre-monsoon showers, was severely impacted by dry spells.
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Agriculture experts feel that if the banks turn their back on farmers, they would be forced to approach private lenders which will in turn land them in a debt trap.
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Research, development, and policy stakeholders from the Philippines Department of Agriculture (DA) and Bureau of Agriculture (BAR) recently embarked on an exposure visit to various ICRISAT-led project sites in India for cross-cultural exchange and learning.
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With less than 50 days remaining in the season, the cultivation of major crops like paddy, cotton, and pulses is in jeopardy.