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    Himachal CM Sukhu Launches ‘Pangi Apple’ Brand to Give Local Farmers Recognition

    Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has launched the Pangi Apple brand to give locally grown apples a distinct market identity and support natural farming.

    Engineering North India’s Agricultural Exit

    Every autumn, the skies across New Delhi turn thick with smoke—a grim annual reminder of the Green Revolution’s longest-running structural failure. For over half a century, the agrarian states of Punjab and Haryana have operated as India’s state-guaranteed grain factory. Under the policy architecture of the 1960s, public procurement at Minimum Support Prices (MSP) de-risked.

    Crop Storage: Problems and Solutions

    -Abhishek Vij  Punjab presents a strong picture of agriculture in the country. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the hard work of Punjab’s farmers is behind the success of the Indian government’s program of distributing subsidized food grains to its 81 crore people. No matter the weather—floods or droughts, heavy rains or.

    Centre imports 42.7 lakh tonnes of urea for farmers

    To address these challenges, the government diversified sourcing and secured 25 LMT and 17.7 LMT of urea through global tenders in April 2026 and June 2026, respectively

    Himachal: Pangi Valley becomes first natural farming model

    Himachal Pradesh’s rugged and mountainous Pangi Valley has emerged as a model of sustainable development after being declared the state’s first natural farming sub division. Supported by a Rs 5 crore revolving fund and an assured minimum support price (MSP) of Rs 60 per kg for naturally grown barley, the initiative promotes chemical free and.

    Farm Incomes in Rich Countries

    Farm workers in highincome countries are projected to earn about 20 times more than agricultural workers in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa by 2035, according to a new report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). According to what the OECDFAO Agricultural Outlook.

    Drop in Sowing Kharif Crop

    Kharif sowing across India has fallen sharply this year, with the total area under cultivation standing at 18.272 million hectares (mha) as of June 25 — a drop of nearly 23 per cent, or 5.374 mha, from 23.646 mha in the same period last year.

    Haryana to Get First FPO in Rewari as CM Saini, Union Minister Launch Projects Worth ₹121 Crore

    Rewari: Haryana is set to launch its first Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) on Tuesday, marking a significant step towards strengthening the state’s agricultural sector. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will visit Rewari to inaugurate the initiative and unveil development projects worth ₹121 crore. The two leaders will attend.

    CM Bhagwant Mann Announces 7,000 km New Pipeline Network to Expand Canal Water Coverage Across Punjab

    MOGA: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Monday announced that his government will lay another 7,000 kilometres of pipelines by the end of this year to ensure canal water reaches every farm across Punjab. Highlighting that 14,000 kilometres of pipelines, equivalent to the distance from Canada to Moga, have already been laid over the.

    Weak Monsoon Casts Shadow Over Kharif Crop

    -Abhishek Vij Am While much awareness is raised regarding crop diversification, Indian agriculture remains trapped in the same age-old crop cycle—wheat during the Rabi season and paddy during the Kharif season—even after centuries. When paddy is sown using traditional methods, it requires vast amounts of water for irrigation. If the rainfall is abundant, the crop.

    Punjab BJP Chief Writes to World Bank President on Punjab’s Rural Economy

    Chandigarh: Punjab Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Kewal Singh Dhillon has written to World Bank Group President Ajay Banga, acknowledging his remarks on the state’s rural economy. Focus on Punjab’s rural economic challenges In a letter, Dhillon said Banga’s observations had opened an important conversation on Punjab’s economic realities, one that deserved thoughtful engagement rather.