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Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala said the government does not buy the crops at the MSP rates. He gave a long list of wheat, paddies, pulses, oil seeds, jowar, bajra, raagi and maize at the minimum support price (MSP) during 2022-23.

Accompany the Agronomist: crops looking well in the south east sunshine 2023-06-07

Wildfire smoke can cover thousands of square miles in North Dakota for several days. This can affect your breathing and health, as well as the health of your animals.

Tillage Podcast: grain markets, farming reclaimed land and dry weather 2023-06-08

Congress on Thursday rejected the Minimum Support Price (MSP) announced by the Modi government for different Kharif crops.

Many variables go into what custom operators need to charge for the services they provide, so there is not a one-size-fits-all answer. However, the custom rate guides released by some states provide a handy reference to help wrap our heads around these pr

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Bollywoods dimple queen Alia Bhatt on Wednesday treated her fans to an adorable no-makeup morning selfie.

Marks & Spencer is telling customers they should use the old-fashioned ‘sniff test’ to see if milk is safe to use, as use-by dates are removed from cartons.