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The government has approved domestic procurement of 10 lakh tonnes of pulses, comprising 5 lakh tonnes each in kharif and rabi marketing seasons.

Kharif crop output to drop 2.77 per cent on account of bad rains,...

In cash crops, production of cotton, oil seeds and jute is estimated to fall and that of sugarcane to go up.

25 Sept 2017 3:56 PM IST

The prices of onion stayed high for nearly three months and had soared to Rs 40 per kg.

Onion price up at Rs 50-60 per kg; govt says will cool down soon

Onion is being sold at over Rs 50 per kg in the national capital, Mumbai and Kolkata, respectively.

11 Jan 2018 2:41 PM IST

Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari meets officials to take stock of the farmer crisis in the state on Saturday. (Photo: ASIAN AGE)

Governor announces relief to unseasonal rain-hit farmers hit by

Farmers with land up to two hectares will be given up to Rs 8,000 per hectare as compensation for damages to the Kharif...

17 Nov 2019 4:17 AM IST

The experts said that the Kharif foodgrain output is likely to fall due to irregular monsoon initially.

After Kharif, Rabi crop too estimated to come down

The second estimate of Kharif crop too has been tad lower by 2.83 per cent than 140.73 million tonnes of food grains...

8 Feb 2019 1:34 AM IST

Erratic and excessive rainfall this year would trim the countrys foodgrain production by 1.14 million tonnes in the Kharif crop season of 2019-20, estimates released by the Union Agriculture Ministry on Monday showed.

Kharif foodgrain output pegged at 140.57 million tonnes

The production of coarse cereals, however, has been estimated higher at 32 million tonne from 30.99 million tonne.

24 Sept 2019 1:28 AM IST

The GR also said the Rs 10,000 loan would be given only to those who want to sow crops for the Kharif season.

Govt estimates kharif crop output at 140.57 MT in 2019-20

Foodgrains production stood at 141.71 million tonnes (MT) in the kharif season of the 2018-19 crop year (July-June).

23 Sept 2019 4:48 PM IST

Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) have not benefitted India much. Exports to countries with whom India has entered into FTAs have grown by a meagre 10 per cent in FY19, while the imports have grown by 27 per cent.

Urad import rules eased to avert shortage

The industry is expecting a shortage of the lentil and has urged the Centre to remove quantitative curbs on urad.

20 Jan 2020 1:52 AM IST

Rice has around 1020 times more arsenic than other cereal crops as rice is cultivated in flooded conditions.

Kharif crop sowing contracts for 2nd straight week: report

So far this season 95.8 per cent of the full-season area has been cultivated -- largely similar to that of last year.

28 Aug 2017 5:21 PM IST