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In a first, Muzaffarpur s shahi litchi travels over 7500 kms to the United Kingdom - Gaonconnection

Muzaffarpur district in Bihar despatches, for the first time, 523 kilograms of fresh litchis from its orchards, which are GI tagged, to the UK on May 24. Bihar is the largest cultivator of the fruit in India.

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iTWire - Australian, Indian experts research opens new field of study to improve plant health, including food crops

iTWire Wednesday, 05 May 2021 01:42 Australian, Indian experts research opens new field of study to improve plant health, including food crops Shares International experts from Australia and India have described for the first time how healthy plants appear to carry bacteria in their cells, opening what they say is a new avenue of research to improve future plant health and propagation efforts – including food crops such as grains and fruit such as grapes. The experts from both countries have used various high-tech laboratory methods to describe how endophytic bacteria can exist inside plant cells, leading to the “baffling” concept of “alien life” in healthy plant cells.

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Kota farmer develops mango variety that bears fruits round the year

Share Kota: Shrikishan Suman (55 years), a farmer from Kota, Rajasthan, has developed an innovative mango variety which is a regular and round-the-year dwarf variety of mango called Sadabahar, which is resistant to most major diseases and common mango disorders. The fruit is sweeter in taste, comparable to langra and being a dwarf variety, is suitable for kitchen gardening, high-density plantation, and can be grown in pots for some years too. Besides, the flesh of the fruits, which is bourn round the year, is deep orange with sweet taste, and the pulp has very less fiber content which differentiates it from other varieties. The bountiful of nutrients packed in mango are immensely good for health.

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Karnataka Budget | Efforts on creating new marketing avenues, but no holistic approach

Karnataka Budget | Efforts on creating new marketing avenues, but no holistic approach
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FNB News - Karnataka govt to make budgetary allocation for varieties of fruits & vegetables

FNB News - Karnataka govt to make budgetary allocation for varieties of fruits & vegetables
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