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Wheat starts to arrive in Punjab mandis

Wheat procurement in Punjab begins with early arrivals in mandis; experts expect yields to reach 186.82 lakh tonnes, aided by rising temperatures.

Labourers pile up the wheat grain at Anaj Mandi on a bright sunny day, in Gurugram on Friday. (File)
Published on Apr 05, 2025 09:36 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Ludhiana: After drone-spray training, Swaddi Kalan woman eyes income boost

Arvinder Kaur underwent a special training from Chambal Fertilizer Company and she was given a drone for spraying pesticides on crops. Now, she is known in her area for spraying pesticides on crops using drones.

Arvinder Kaur with her drone. (HT photo)
Published on Nov 24, 2024 10:43 PM IST
By, Ludhiana

Rabi sowing on, Punjab still faces DAP shortage of 1.28 lakh tonnes

The state has 3.52 lakh tonnes of DAP, a key fertiliser ahead of rabi sowing, against requirement of 4.8 lakh tonnes

Punjab’s annual requirement of DAP is 8.5 lakh tonnes. (HT Photo)
Updated on Nov 07, 2024 09:06 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Tomato prices skyrocket in Bengaluru; Here's why: Report

Tomato prices have surged above ₹100 on online platforms due to persistent rains and low yields in Bengaluru’s tomato-growing regions.

Hot weather and heavy rain have pushed up prices of most groceries, especially tomatoes. (Representative Photo)
Published on Jul 22, 2024 05:00 PM IST

At 132 lakh tonnes, wheat arrivals hit all-time high in Punjab

According to the state food and supplies department, 6,000 tonne wheat arrived in state’s grain markers on Sunday, taking the total count to 132.25 lakh tonnes.

Farmer resting near his wheat bags in Ludhiana. (HT File)
Updated on May 27, 2024 08:32 AM IST

Farmers must let stubble rot in fields to increase soil fertility: UPCAR

With IMD predicting sporadic rain causing risk to crops, scientists discussed insect infestations and moisture retention in fields

The UPCAR recommended that farmers must never burn the crop residue after harvesting wheat. (HT File)
Updated on May 13, 2024 06:24 AM IST
By, Lucknow

Crop Weather Watch Group Guidelines: Farmers asked to grow veggies inside nursery; leverage waterlogging

Animal husbandry farmers have been directed to ensure that their cattle are vaccinated against the lumpy skin disease (LSD).

The UPCAR crop weather watch group also said that vegetables should be grown inside nurseries. (Representative photo)
Updated on Jul 09, 2023 05:16 PM IST

ICAR signs MoU with Amazon Kisan to guide farmers on scientific cultivation

ICAR will provide technological backstopping to the farmers through Amazon's network. It will improve farmers' livelihood and boost crop yield.

Published on Jun 09, 2023 07:09 PM IST
ANI |

Despite rain, crop yield likely to improve in Sangrur

Despite hailstorm and rain, Sangrur district in Punjab is expected to see a rise in wheat crop yield compared to last season, with an average yield of 45-50 quintals per hectare. Flattened crops are yielding between 20-40 quintals, while standing crops are meeting expected numbers. Last year's yield of 41.74 quintals per hectare was the lowest in a decade, and this year's yield is expected to be the second lowest.

According to the local agriculture department, the average yield per hectare is likely to remain between 45 and 50 quintals per hectare. (HT Photo)
Updated on Apr 12, 2023 12:43 AM IST
By, Sangrur

Twitter discussion on video of goats grazing in a cabbage farm

A Twitter discussion has erupted after a social media user shared a video of goats grazing in a cabbage farm, claiming that farmers let goats graze their yield after the crop price dropped to ₹1 per kilogram.

The video, over a minute long, showed several goats grazing in a cabbage farm.(@allaboutbelgaum/Twitter)
Updated on Feb 15, 2023 03:13 PM IST
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Govt panels to assess climate crisis impact on crop yields

India recorded its hottest March on record this year, which shaved off 3 million tonne from its wheat output. In September, a late surge in monsoon flooded several states, destroying oilseeds and pulses, and delaying the rice harvest.

Severe heatwaves and changing rainfall patterns threaten India’s food security, especially its rice and wheat cropping systems, critical to feeding the world’s second-most populous nation, climate scientists have warned.
Updated on Nov 06, 2022 08:24 AM IST
By, New Delhi

To support agriculture, India must be self-reliant in production of urea

Agriculture being the mainstay of nearly 70 per cent of our population, any shortfall in supply or increase in the price of critical input like fertilisers is bound to have an adverse impact on the overall economic performance of our rural sector.

India has been importing urea for decades to meet the shortfall in the supply chain, but there is a need to become self-sufficient in the production and supply of key agriculture inputs like fertilisers. (File Photo / HT)
Published on Dec 08, 2021 08:06 AM IST
ByVS Pandey, Hindustan Times, New Delhi

TNAU gets patent for protein-based crop growth booster

The Seed Centre of the TNAU conducted research to standardise seed treatment and foliar spray with ‘Protein Extract’ to increase crop growth and productivity.

Representational image. (HT file)
Updated on Dec 04, 2020 06:17 PM IST
Coimbatore | ByPress Trust of India| Posted by Akhilesh Nagari

Late blight disease affects 10% potato crop; Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur farmers worried

The extreme cold weather of the past few weeks has adversely affected crops said the horticulture department. After they detected signs of late blight in potato in Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur, the department has issued an advisory to farmers in the region to save the remaining crop.

A labourer spraying pesticides on newly cultivated potato crop amid cold in Kala Lallian Kalan village, Jalandhar, on Thursday.(Pardeep Pandit/HT)
Published on Jan 05, 2020 10:53 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Jalandhar | By, Jalandhar

Stubble mgmt: Sangrur admn issues VIP cards to 66 farmers

The deputy commissioner said that the purpose of issuing VIP cards to progressive farmers is to enhance their social status so that they can avail public services in government departments on priority basis.

HT Image
Published on Oct 24, 2019 10:51 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | By, Sangrur

Tackling crop residue burning:Moga farmers improving soil health by ploughing stubble back into soil

Shunning the practice of stubble burning, the new technique is paying rich dividend to these farmers as not only health of soil has increased but is also helping them improve their crop yield

HT Image
Published on Oct 12, 2019 12:20 AM IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | ByParteek Singh

Gardening Tips: Knowing when to prune is as vital as knowing how

Gardening Tips: Plants expend a lot of energy during those stages, and pruning can place undue stress on trees and shrubs because it causes so much of that vital energy to be lost.

Pruning reduces disease threats and prevents insect infestations.(Unsplash)
Updated on Aug 21, 2019 10:24 AM IST
Associated Press | ByAssociated Press

Chant mantra, adopt cosmic farming for better yield: Goa minister’s advice to farmers

Goa agriculture minister Vijai Sardesai said that the state’s paddy yield would increase if its farmers chanted vedic mantra in their fields and adopted “cosmic farming” techniques.

Goa agriculture minister Vijai Sardesai said the BJP-led state government would promote “cosmic farming” with a view to increase crop yield.(Picture for representation)
Updated on Jul 05, 2018 08:37 AM IST
Panaji | ByPress Trust of India
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