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Thailand Agricultural Machinery Market is expected to cross USD 1.9 Billion by 2025 Owing To Surge in Demand among Farmers and Rising Financial Support: Ken Research New Market Entrants - Foreign OEMs Agricultural Machinery Financing Companies Historical Period: 2013 - 2019 Total Land Under Cultivation and Distribution by Major Crops (Rice, Cassava, Rubber and Sugarcane) Changing Cropping Pattern in Thailand and Factors Driving Change Nature of Ownership, Farm Holding Structure and Regulatory Policies Impacting Farm Holding Structure in Thailand Agricultural Practice in Thailand on the b...

2International Livestock Research Institute, Dakar, Senegal The expected increase in livestock production to meet its increasing demand could lead to increased water depletion through feeds production. This study aimed at estimating the amount of water depletion through feeds and its corresponding productivity in livestock within the three dominant livestock management systems namely sedentary-intensive, sedentary-extensive, and transhumance in Yatenga and Seno provinces in the Sahelian zone of Burkina Faso. Using a participatory rapid appraisal and individual interview, beneficial animal pro...

How Diversifying Public Procurement of Grains Can Resolve the Impasse Over MSP By shifting from rice and wheat crops, which get overemphasis both in terms of cultivation and procurement, to coarse grains such as bajra, maize can go a long way in correcting issues concerned with MSP. Credit: Reuters/Amit Dave Government06/Mar/2021 Talks between the Indian government and representatives of farmers’ unions leading the protest movement against the three hastily passed farm laws seems to have reached a stalemate. At the centre of the disagreement lies the existing system of government procur...

Open Letter From A Sardar Farmer To Free Market Champions Open Letter From A Sardar Farmer To Free Market Champions Dear FMCs (Free Market Champions) There are 5 reasons why I - a "true" Sardar farmer - believe you have not understood (through no fault of yours) the essence of agriculture and the life of a Punjab farmer. 1. Change the Cropping Pattern: Don't lecture us about producing less rice and wheat and switching to other crops - we have no secret emotional affinity to rice and wheat. For decades, we Sardar farmers have been craving a change in our cropping pattern. But the only honest...