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Ryots hit by climate vagaries heave a sigh of relief in Kerala ahead of general elections

The Hindu

Wine exports to surge as China uncorks huge market

Australian wine exports to China could breathe life back into local producers after tariffs drained billions from the market following pre-pandemic peaks.

AAP

EU Chief Outlines More Concessions For Bloc's Farmers

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen on Friday laid out a further series of concessions to EU farmers, especially for those on smaller properties, in a bid to calm rolling protests in the sector.

International Business Times

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State-level meeting on sweet lime farmers’ issues in Nalgonda on March 17

State-level meeting in Nalgonda town on March 17 to address issues faced by sweet lime farmers. Promoting FPOs and unity for better prices.

The Hindu

The long, bumpy road from ‘drone didis’ to ‘lakhpati didis’

Namo Drone Didi scheme trains women to fly drones for agricultural spraying, facing challenges due to protests and internet shutdowns.

The Hindu

How does climate impact your garden?

"Warmth and wetness create the perfect breeding ground for several fungal plant diseases"

Salon

Bhatti seeks cooperation of banks for development of agriculture and allied sectors

Deputy CM urges bankers to prioritize loans for agriculture, housing, and education sectors to support farmers and small businesses.

The Hindu

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Rahul Gandhi promises GST exemption, loan waiver for farmers; offer prayers at Trimbakeshwar

Rahul Gandhi promises farmers protection and support through INDIA alliance government, addressing issues like loan waivers and MSP.

The Hindu

Farmers' 'mahapanchayat' at Ramlila Ground: Police deployed in central Delhi, traffic may be hit

Farmer’s Protest Kisan mahapanchayat: Delhi Police increases security due to farmers' gathering at Ramlila Maidan, leading to potential traffic disruptions in central Delhi.

The Hindu

Is carbon-neutral beef possible?

"Argentina's certification approach relies on a silvopastoral system"

Salon

‘A fishing accident blinded me but I was forced to keep working’: abuses faced by workers who catch our fish

Negligence, physical and verbal abuse are common in unregulated industry. Now labor groups and government officials are trying to crack down

The Guardian - US

Seven times size of Manhattan: the African tree-planting project making a difference

Thousands of farmers have been persuaded by TREES scheme to replace barren monocultures with biodiverse forest gardens

The Guardian - UK

Uttarakhand: CM Dhami distribute cheques to beneficiaries under State Livestock Mission Scheme

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami distributed cheques to the beneficiaries under the State Livestock Mission Scheme while participating in a program organized at Survey of India Stadium, Hathibarkala, Dehradun on Tuesday. further on Dynamite News:

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Farmers fear for future as supermarkets crunch costs

Large numbers of family farms will be forced to close because of low prices being paid for their produce by major supermarkets, an inquiry has been told.

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The Guardian - AU

Almost half of cane growers sceptical of science behind laws protecting Great Barrier Reef

Review found ongoing ‘mistrust’ among farmers, including many who remain unconvinced by need for pollution regulations

The Guardian - AU

Behind the glossy International Women’s Day pictures, women are still excluded in agriculture

Australian farms are handed down to sons over daughters 90% of the time, and the gender pay gap in agricultural services is 17% – so forgive me if I don’t want a cupcake

The Hindu

Rubber producers seek to explore export market; Rubber Board convenes meet on March 15

The Rubber Board has convened a meeting of exporters on March 15, 2024 to explore opportunities for export as the price of natural rubber has climbed steeply in less than a week, widening the price gap between the domestic and international markets.

The Hindu

‘Rail roko’ protest by farmers affects train services in Punjab

Farmers in Punjab stage 'rail roko' protest demanding MSP, pension, and justice, causing train service disruptions and inconvenience.

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The Guardian - AU

How many cattle are there in Australia? We may be out by 10 million

Official estimates from the Australian Bureau of Statistics put the national herd at 26 million but a University of Queensland study says there could be up to 35 million

Kiplinger

Farmers Face Another Tough Year As Costs Continue to Climb: The Kiplinger Letter

Farm income is expected to decline for a second year, while costs continue to up-end farm profitability.

Radio France Internationale

As temperatures climb, is the future of French wine in England?

As climate change threatens France, the world’s largest wine producer, winemakers are looking to innovate. One solution, particularly for champagne producers, is to invest in countries with cooler weather – including the United Kingdom.

The Hindu

Five lakh farmers in Karnataka will get crop insurance of ₹800 crore by March-end, says Minister

MYSURU Minister announces crop insurance relief for farmers, guarantee schemes empowering people, and development projects in Mandya district.

The Hindu

Students create portal to help farmers in Kottarakara

From fodder grass to orchids and betel leaves to cashew, the area in and around Kottarakara has farms spread across acres cultivating a wide range of crops. While agriculture sustained livelihoods across the region once, the sector has been facing multiple challenges of late. In order to conserve the district…

International Business Times

Expert Says 'No Immediate Danger' From Sunken Ship Off Yemen

The sinking of a bulk carrier carrying thousands of tonnes of fertiliser off Yemen after a Huthi missile attack poses "no immediate danger", an expert said Friday.

The Hindu

KRRS opposes NOC to take up field trials of Bt cotton and maize varieties in Karnataka

The State government permitting field trials of Bt cotton and Bt maize varieties has attracted opposition from farmers’ organisations with the Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha (Collective Leadership) and Hasiru Sene urging the government to withdraw the permission.

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