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Opposition slams Centre’s policies for tomato price rise

The Opposition on June 27 targeted the Centre’s policies as tomato prices doubled in one month across the country. According to the Consumer Affairs Ministry’s Price Monitoring Division, the average national price for a kilogram of tomato was ₹46.1 on Tuesday. One month ago, the rate was ₹23.61. The Centre…

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Karnataka Cabinet to discuss today quotes by Central agencies for Anna Bhagya rice; decide new launch date

The State Cabinet that is meeting on Wednesday is likely to take a decision on rescheduling the launch date of the Anna Bhagya scheme as the State government is yet to finalise the rate for rice and the supplier. The Cabinet is also likely to discuss the launch date to…

The Hindu

EU’s flagship nature laws in jeopardy after voting stalemate

Nature Restoration Law vote tied at 44 in favour and 44 against amid claims of lies and fake news

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Minister directs officials to complete projects within stipulated time

Taking exceptions to inordinate delays in the completion of government work, Minister for Youth Empowerment, Sports, and Tribal Welfare and Ballari In-charge B. Nagendra directed the officials to complete all the works within the stipulated time.

The Hindu

Venu is new Chief Secretary, Darvesh Sahib State Police Chief

The Cabinet on Tuesday designated V. Venu and Sheikh Darvesh Sahib as the next Chief Secretary and State Police Chief respectively

The Hindu

Explained | What is the dispute about sugar subsidies at WTO?

India is set to negotiate a long-standing dispute with Brazil about domestic sugar subsidies at the World Trade Organisation, following a complaint filed by Brazil in 2019.

The Hindu

EU faces a cliffhanger climate vote after its parliament emerged deadlocked on a key nature bill

The European Union is facing a cliffhanger vote next month that will test its global climate and environmental credentials, after its parliament was again deadlocked on pushing a nature restoration bill onwards

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Aavin’s milk procurement to be increased to 45 lakh litres in two months: T.N. Dairy Minister

Minister for Milk and Dairy Development T. Mano Thangaraj on Tuesday said that various steps are being taken to increase Aavin’s procurement of milk to 45 lakh litres in about one or two months.

The Hindu

Will launch Anna Bhagya scheme when we get required quantity of rice: CM Siddaramaiah

The distribution of 10 kg of rice under the Anna Bhagya scheme will begin as soon as the State gets the required quantity of rice, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said.

The Hindu

Editorial: Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall bemoans ‘climate demagogues’ but seeks farm aid in ‘historic drought’

On Wednesday, Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall called those who want to mitigate the already catastrophic effects of our global environmental crisis ‘climate demagogues.’

Tribune News Service

Tomato prices soar across country due to dip in supply, cost ₹80-100 per kg

Tomato prices have also skyrocketed in the southern State of Karnataka and its capital city Bengaluru as incessant rains have damaged the crop and made transportation difficult. Read more on The Hindu

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Peru’s coca leaf cultivation reaches record high in 2022

Peru’s anti-drugs commission says some 95,000 hectares (367 square miles) of land were used to grow coca leaves in 2022.

Al Jazeera

Australian farming prices almost double in three years

The average price of broadacre farmland per hectare has almost doubled over the past three years, increasing by 93 per cent from 2020 to 2023.

AAP

Erratic rainfall baffles farmers in Wayanad

According to data available with the Hume Centre for Ecology and Wildlife Biology here, an average monsoon rainfall of 71.4 mm was recorded in Wayanad district from June 1 to June 23 against a long period average of 165 mm (in the past 60 years), a deficit of nearly 55%.…

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The potential impact of lab-grown meat

If we can collectively move to eating more lab-grown meat, how will that affect the environment at large?

The Conversation

Here's how much water it takes to make a serving of beef – and why where it comes from is so important

Almost everything we eat has consumed water somewhere in the process of being made and processed. But beef is credited with one of the biggest water footprints.

The Hindu

Patil visits industries, promises funds for revival of NGEF

Minister for Large and Medium Industries M.B. Patil on Monday said that the State government was contemplating simplifying the process of conversion of agricultural land for industrial development particularly when farmers intended to establish agro-based industries on their farmlands.

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Agriculture, drinking water, health-related issues dominate quarterly KDP meeting

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The Earth's Corr: DAERA's dirty laundry hanging out for all to see now

They are being probed by the OEP over ammonia advice and a major factory farm planning scandal is brewing

The Hindu

Boseraju holds review meeting of Minor Irrigation Department officials in Mysuru

Minister for Minor Irrigation N.S. Boseraju held a meeting of Minor Irrigation Department officials of Mysuru division in the city on Monday, June 26, and took stock of the ongoing works by the department.

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Dip in demand for sheep worries farmers as Bengaluru gears up for Bakrid

With Eid-Al-Adah, also known as Bakrid, just around the corner, Muslims in Bengaluru are gearing up to celebrate the much-awaited festival. However, farmers and shepherds are heading back home disappointed with the poor demand for sheep.

Tribune News Service

Farmers market or agritourism? One is ‘like buying local on steroids,’ farmer says

MCKINNEY, Texas — The heart of harvest season is here, and one Collin County farm offers not just fruits and vegetables but an agricultural experience.

WEKU

China owns 380,000 acres of land in the U.S. Here's where

Chinese companies and individuals own farmland across America. But lawmakers in Washington are pushing to block any purchases that could be connected to the Chinese Communist Party.

Bangkok Post

Arkhom urges BAAC to rejig farmer debt

Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith has asked the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) to restructure farmers' debts to reduce non-performing loans (NPLs) to 3-4% for this accounting year from nearly 8% year-on-year.

Bangkok Post

Demand for Thai rice still on the rise

Demand for Thai rice remains strong, with several governments such as Indonesia and Bangladesh expressing an interest in purchasing the grain through government-to-government (G2G) deals.

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