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Heatwave takes a toll on north India's wheat yield - Vimarsana News

Heatwave takes a toll on north India's wheat yield

Hardeep Kaur, 36, and her husband Chamkaur Singh, 39, owned two acres of agricultural land in the Bathinda district of Punjab, a northern Indian state. With a fierce heatwave in March and April, the yield of wheat crop on their land reduced. At the time, the couple had a loan of Rs. 800,000 and with […]

Minimum support price (MSP) - Rice MSP hike fallout fear - Vimarsana News

Minimum support price (MSP) - Rice MSP hike fallout fear

In 2021-22, the government had raised the minimum support prices of over a dozen kharif crops by just 1-7 per cent

Don't make Punjab a junkyard for machines - Vimarsana News

Don't make Punjab a junkyard for machines

At a time when farmers across the world are struggling to recover their cost of production, an Oxfam report says 62 new food billionaires have joined the super-rich club in the last two years. The report, of course, talks of 12 billionaires in the Cargill family, up from eight before the pandemic, t

How can India protect its food security under extreme weather conditions? | Asia | An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

How can India protect its food security under extreme weather conditions? | Asia | An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

A recent heat wave caused India to ban wheat exports. Experts say adapting farming practices and growing more millets can ensure India's food security.

Source: dw.com
India wheat export ban stays despite G7 pressure - Vimarsana News

India wheat export ban stays despite G7 pressure

India’s wheat export curbs may ensure food security but deny farmers and traders profits.

Source: scidev.net