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As the supply chain crisis deepens, we examine the prospects for food inflation and ask: How high will it go? The government acts to ease pressure on the

 Srinagar: Principal Secretary, Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare and Horticulture departments, Navin Kumar Choudhary today flagged off the vans carrying Cherry produce of various sellers of Kashmir valley which will be subsequently airlifted t

May 25, 2021 Various techniques like use of anti-hail nets, low height high density plantation and making of Ambchuran from unripe fallen mango fruits was discussed in detail. All precautions for COVID 19 pandemic were followed and no gathering was allowed during the tour. Horticulture Development officer Dansal, Sandeep Sharma was asked to gear up the process for the new plantation that is to be done in July August and incentive is Rs 50000 per hectare for the farmer.  

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Horticulture Graduates, Masters Protest Discrimination, Seek Policymaker Attention Aqib Nazir SRINAGAR: The Horticulture graduates and post-graduates at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST) Kashmir are on a protest for last 15 days against, what they allege, the government’s failure in creating a single job in the sectors they are supposed to cater to. The Horticulture graduates and post-graduates at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Science...

Farmers are fearing for their sheep flocks as they face crippling export tariffs on the lamb they send to the EU. Lamb is expected to be one of the sectors that suffers most in the event of No Deal. The average tariff for the meat would be 48 per cent, raising concerns that No Deal would stop exports entirely.  This would then mean Britain had too much lamb, which would drive down prices and make sheep farming unviable. Mark Bridgeman, president of the Country Land & Business Association, whic...