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FAQ - Stubble burning in India: Causes, effects, and solutions

‘Have to spend between Rs 3,000 and Rs 6,000 per acre to manage stubble, govt should give 50% compensation’

India’s pursuit of food security has created a farm sector riven with subsidies — for water, for the fuel that runs the pumps that draw it up from the ground, for agricultural chemicals, for the minimum prices the government guarantees for key crops, for farmer incomes, and for the Happy Seeders themselves

An air pollution-free Delhi is possible. The first step is to streamline paddy cultivation. Science, administrative will, and startups can make it happen.

While in the past five years, only 768 balers and 681 rakes were distributed in the state, this year, around 2,300 balers and nearly the same number of rakes are being distributed of the proposed 25,000 machines.

Farmers said that the Super SMS increases diesel costs and operational time and it is more cost-effective to harvest without these attachment.

The theme of the fair was “Vigyanak kheti de rang, PAU de kisan melayan sang.” Wheat variety PBW 826 was the most sought after by the Punjab farmers, who had queued up since early morning to purchase its seeds.

The stubble-burning season will soon be upon us, causing a massive surge in air pollution again.

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Agriculture Minister Gurmeet Singh Khuddian on Sunday said that Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Department has drafted an action plan of Rs 350 crore to provide straw management machinery at subsidised rates to create alternative measures to ...