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Paddy output may fall 40% in West Bengal
Paddy production in West Bengal is expected to fall 40 per cent due to last summer’s drought, which lowered seed production in some rice-producing districts by as much as 60 per cent. In the absence of sufficient irrigation, productivity is also likely to take a hit. Potato and boro paddy (winter rice) are the two main rabi crops of the state. "This year we expect winter paddy production to decline
Paddy production in West Bengal is expected to fall 40 per cent due to last summer’s drought, which lowered seed production in some rice-producing districts by as much as 60 per cent. In the absence of sufficient irrigation, productivity is also likely to take a hit. Potato and boro paddy (winter rice) are the two main rabi crops of the state. "This year we expect winter paddy production to decline
Paddy acreage up two-fold in Chhattisgarh
Govt’s decision to release water for the rabi crop this season benefits farmers.
Govt’s decision to release water for the rabi crop this season benefits farmers.
CM to press for special package for farmers
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar, who is leaving for Delhi tomorrow, will take up with Prime Minister the issue of a special package to the farmers who have lost their corps in the recent rains. He
Rains cause major crops loss in Krishna, Guntur districts
The incessant rains in the state have caused heavy damage to the standing crops in Krishna and Guntur districts. The rains have added to the woes of the farmers, particularly paddy farmers who are
Slow paddy procurement in Chhattisgarh
Paddy arrival in the societies set up by the state government to procure the yield at minimum support price (MSP) is yet to take pace in Chhattisgarh.
Paddy arrival in the societies set up by the state government to procure the yield at minimum support price (MSP) is yet to take pace in Chhattisgarh.
Punjab: Paddy finds it way out of godowns
Paddy stocked in the last rabi season in Punjab, which languished in the godowns may finally find some takers as the Centre has approved Rs190 crore for sortexing of the damaged grain.
Paddy stocked in the last rabi season in Punjab, which languished in the godowns may finally find some takers as the Centre has approved Rs190 crore for sortexing of the damaged grain.
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