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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…
Haldwani: On the occasion of World Environment Day, a tree plantation and environmental awareness program was organized at MIET Kumaun on June 5, 2026. The initiative was conducted with the support of SBI Nainital Road, Haldwani, in collaboration with Plant Orbit, with the aim of promoting environmental responsibility and encouraging youth participation in sustainable practices….
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…
Introduction In an era of increasing globalization, agricultural trade has become deeply intertwined with geopolitics and economic diplomacy. The tariff war between the United States and India represents a significant departure from the principles of free trade and multilateral cooperation. While tariffs are often imposed to protect domestic industries or correct trade imbalances, their repercussions…
Introduction India’s agricultural diversity is deeply rooted in its varied soil resources. The country possesses a wide range of soil types due to differences in climate, relief, vegetation, and geological history. Understanding the soils of India and the crops grown on them is essential for sustainable agriculture, food security, and efficient land use planning. India…
Seeds are the very first building blocks of agricultural success. They determine crop vigour, yield potential, disease resistance and ultimately farmers’ income. But for decades, India’s regulatory system for seeds has lagged behind modern agriculture — relying on a law framed in 1966, before technological tools like digital traceability and quality assurance systems even existed….