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Goat farming is attracting a new generation of entrepreneurs in india From traditional livelihood, to a kind of promising agribusiness For years, goat rearing has been tied closely to rural life in india. But now, the simple goat is showing up in a different, kind of business narrative — like entrepreneurship. Somehow it feels, like…
Quarantine Concerns Halt Indian Mango Shipments to Japan After Two Decades Indian mangoes are famous worldwide for their great taste, smell, and the many kinds available. People especially like Alphonso from Maharashtra, Kesar from Gujarat, and popular varieties like Langra and Banganapalli. These mangoes usually do very well in international markets. But now, this good…
India’s First Women-Led Agro-Processing Centre in the Region Opens New Horizons for Rural Entrepreneurship “When women lead, communities prosper.” In Yadgir, Karnataka, something important just happened for rural development. Women there are now running a new agro-processing center and a training facility for farmers. Union Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman opened it. People often say…
A digital platform that could help farmers stay ahead of climate risks, market shocks, and production challenges. “The true value of agricultural data lies not in its collection, but in its ability to guide timely action.” It’s a digital tool designed to help farmers get ahead of problems like bad weather, sudden market changes, and…
A New Chapter in Indian AgricultureIndia needs to be careful with nano urea because of public health. India’s farming has always changed with new technology. Things like the Green Revolution in the 1960s and using lots of chemical fertilizers helped feed more people. Now, many are saying nano urea is the next big thing. It’s…
The Rainforest Alliance is taking part in the UNFCCC COP26 climate summit by underscoring the importance of nature-based solutions in tackling climate change. At a time when global temperatures are rising and ecosystems are under stress, such initiatives highlight the urgent need to align environmental conservation with economic activities. The organization’s focus areas include the…
Saffron, often called “red gold,” is the most expensive spice in the world, with prices ranging from ₹2.5 lakh to ₹7 lakh per kilogram. It comes from the delicate stigmas of the saffron flower (Crocus sativus) and holds significant value in the culinary, medicinal, and cosmetic industries. Despite the high demand, India produces only about…
India’s agriculture depends heavily on the quality and availability of seeds. Recognising this, the Union government released the Draft Seeds Bill, 2025, aiming to modernise the Seeds Act of 1966 and the Seeds (Control) Order, 1983. The draft seeks to regulate the seed sector more effectively while balancing farmers’ rights and industry growth. Why Was…
India’s agricultural future increasingly depends on collective strength rather than individual struggle. Recognising this, the Government of India has decided to extend the Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) scheme for another five years, aiming to resolve long-standing issues of finance, compliance, and sustainability faced by farmer collectives across the country. What is the FPO Scheme? A…
For years, the story of stubble burning in India revolved around Punjab. Winter smog, satelliteimages, and public outrage consistently pointed towards the north-west. But 2025 hasrewritten that script.This year, Madhya Pradesh recorded nearly three times more paddy stubble burningincidents than Punjab, emerging as the country’s most active hotspot for farm fires — not dueto neglect,…