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Centre agrees to release โ‚น1,900-crore crop insurance premium dues to A.P.

The coalition government is systematically resolving the problems of farmers, says Minister Atchannaidu

Karnataka plans fruit orchards on government land to generate jobs in rural areas, revenue for local bodies

RDPR Minister Eshwar Khandre suggested that the orchards be leased annually through a transparent auction process to unemployed youth from the respective villages.

State to expedite release of โ‚น20 crore under rubber price stabilisation fund

Bhatti Vikramarka inaugurates Integrated Oil Palm Complex, calls oil palm an assured source of income even during drought

Two crops dominated Telangana farmersโ€™ preference in Vanakalam 2025; paddy and cotton continue to be most sown

Bengaluru farmers turn to pomegranate; production sees sharp rise amidst demand in market

Tomato prices crash, farmers urge government to provide support price

USDA lowers reported beef export sales by 90% amid growing doubts over data

The US Department of Agriculture dramatically lowered its reported beef export sales for late June on Thursday, sparking fresh concerns about the quality of the agencyโ€™s data after staffing losses as part of the Trump administrationโ€™s reshaping of the federal government. USDA said exporters in late June sold a net 12,064 tonnes of US beef to foreign buyers, 90 per cent lower than the volume it originally reported โ€Œa week ago. Traders had largely dismissed USDAโ€™s initial report as inaccurate....

Is Chinaโ€™s biggest daily US soybean order confirmation of Xi-Trump summit pact?

China made its largest daily purchase of soybeans from the United States since November on Wednesday, the latest sign of improving trade ties as Beijing moves towards fulfilling commitments announced after US President Donald Trumpโ€™s summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The US Department of Agriculture said private exporters reported sales of 472,000 tonnes of soybeans for delivery to China, the greatest daily export sale to the country since November. โ€œChina has a long way to go to reach...

Surplus crop, weak exports: the crisis facing Andhra tobacco farmers | Explained

A crop that fetched over โ‚น360 per kg during the previous season is now struggling to cross โ‚น265, with the average auction price remaining at just โ‚น219.50 per kg as of July 6

Totapuri mango farmers slip further into distress as price crash continues

Roadside vendors turned exporters: Meghalayaโ€™s โ€˜numberedโ€™ farmers reap fruits of labour

A 433-member organic farmersโ€™ producer company in Ri-Bhoi districtโ€™s Jirang has become a model of successful farm collectivisation

Centreโ€™s intervention to stabilise Andhra mango sector | Explained

Andhra Pradesh is Indiaโ€™s largest mango-producing State, with the crop cultivated over nearly five lakh hectares and an annual production of close to 40 lakh tonnes in a normal year

How El Niรฑo could damage Indiaโ€™s economy | Explained

A poor monsoon can damage the economy in three ways: it affects agricultural output, reducing the sectorโ€™s contribution to the economy; it hits rural income, denting aggregate demand; and it threatens to push up food prices, causing inflation.ย 

U.P. pushes policy reforms, cluster-based development approach to transform the poultry ecosystem

The poultry sector in Uttar Pradesh has witnessed significant growth over the last decade, resulting in a substantial improvement in egg availability for consumers

How Philippine ube farming can cash in on โ€˜purple gold rushโ€™

Esmeraldo Maligsa, a farmer and president of the Bohol Ube Growers Association, harvests 2,000kg (4,400lbs) of ube, the purple tuber native to the Philippines, every seven months. He and the other farmers in his group manage a collective yield of between 5 tonnes and 8 tonnes, fetching prices of 90 to 100 pesos (US$1.50 to US$1.70) per kg. Such is the price the ubi kinampay, dubbed the โ€œQueen of Philippine yamsโ€, fetches. It is grown in Bohol province and nearby areas in central Philippines, and...

Why $20 durians are now being sold at half price - or given away for free

As Malaysian durians are being sold at throwaway prices, farmers worry about their livelihoods.

Telangana to tap into global and inter-State export markets to address paddy procurement issues

Directorate of Cashew Research gets Innovation and Technology Advancement Award by BCIC

The award was presented during the first edition of the Agro-Food Processing Awards 2026, held in Bengaluru recently. The award recognises the DCRโ€™s contributions towards developing innovative technologies that have the potential for transforming Indiaโ€™s cashew sector

Madhav calls for sustainable solution to Chittoor mango farmersโ€™ woes

The recurring crisis being faced by the farmers every season highlights the urgency of structural reforms in the horticulture sector, says the BJP State president