Agriculture
APEDA facilitates first sea freight of pomegranates to US
04 Mar 2024
Agricultural Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) on Wednesday flagged off the first commercial trial shipment of pomegranates to the US via sea.
Wheat Acreage Crosses 275 lakh hectare Mark
01 Feb 2008
Suguna Poultry hatches two more designer eggs
21 Dec 2007
Coffee sector allocation raised to Rs750 crore in 11th plan
By | 31 Oct 2007
Reuters introduces mobile information service for farmers
By | 01 Oct 2007
Government may extend sugar export subsidy to mills by a year
By | 20 Sep 2007
Land under kharif crop cultivation increases
By | 15 Sep 2007
China buys Indian soymeal at record prices
By | 11 Sep 2007
Improvement in yield of major crops
By | 10 Sep 2007
Government for boosting prawn cultivation
By | 25 Aug 2007
Government for boosting prawn cultivation
By | 25 Aug 2007
Government to roll-out ''big'' farm package
23 May 2007
Government to roll-out ''big'' farm package
23 May 2007
Incentives for states to raise agro output
15 May 2007
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