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Tread warily on go-ahead to GM crops - Vimarsana News

Tread warily on go-ahead to GM crops

MY science teacher taught me that science begins by asking questions and then seeking answers. In other words, science has always remained open to questioning. This open-ended exploration in science offers a critical space to interpret available evidence and rectify glaring misconceptions that can l

Heatwave in Punjab, Haryana drops country's wheat production by 2.75 million tonnes: Agriculture Minister Tomar : The Tribune India - Vimarsana News

Heatwave in Punjab, Haryana drops country's wheat production by 2.75 million tonnes: Agriculture Minister Tomar : The Tribune India

Extreme weather conditions, especially in wheat growing states: Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, have negatively impacted the production of wheat crops in the country as the production has declined by 2.75 million tonnes this year.

In Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, sugarcane farmers await inevitable loss amid floods and droughts - Vimarsana News

In Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, sugarcane farmers await inevitable loss amid floods and droughts

The Indian agricultural industry has started to bear the brunt of climate change.

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India's sugarcane farmers struggle to cope with droughts and floods - Vimarsana News

India's sugarcane farmers struggle to cope with droughts and floods

In India, climate change is intensifying droughts and floods hitting sugarcane crops, plunging millions of farmers into debt.

"It costs me the same to farm now as it did before": the inputs crisis from an agroecological perspective - Vimarsana News

"It costs me the same to farm now as it did before": the inputs crisis from an agroecological perspective

When Jesús Cabanillas left his job as a photographer to take up farming, he was clear about one thing: he did not want his farm to be exposed to the vicissitudes of the international markets. And (...)