Agriculture
ITC wins Top UNIDO Award for e-Choupal
01 Dec 2008
Western subsidies undermining food security in developing world: India
19 Jul 2008
Huge farm subsidies in rich countries are “systematically undermining” agricultural productivity and “devastating" food security in developing nations, India told the WTO.
Western subsidies undermining food security in developing world: India
19 Jul 2008
Huge farm subsidies in rich countries are “systematically undermining” agricultural productivity and “devastating" food security in developing nations, India told the WTO.
Argentine senate defeats presidential tax proposal as VP votes against government
18 Jul 2008
In a stunning reversal of fortunes, Argentina's upper house has rejected increases in the agricultural export tax that have caused a farmer rebellion, with the vice president casting the deciding vote against the government.
Government lifts import duties on cotton
09 Jul 2008
Argentina's government-farmer stand-off heats up as Congress approves new tax
07 Jul 2008
Argentinan farmers are set to revive their anti-government protests against a new tax regime.
Philippines beer maker San Miguel in agribusiness joint venture with Shangri-La Hotel chain owner
04 Jul 2008
SBI leads public sector banks in farm loan waiver
03 Jun 2008
The State Bank of India (SBI) has kicked off the farm debt relief scheme, which will benefit an estimated 50 lakh farmers across the country, ahead of the finance ministry's deadline of 30 June.
SBI puts loans for agri mechanisation on hold
19 May 2008
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