![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, June 04, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT `Soil testing vital for good yield' MADURAI: A research programme carried out by the Indian Fertiliser Cooperative (IFFCO) at Tiruchi on management of soil nutrients for improving productivity has emphasised the need for soil testing as a pre-requisite for determining the ... More COMMODITY EXCHANGES NMCE to launch `ready delivery' contract in pepper, rubber "The product will be on the lines of the T+2 system in equity markets and NMCE will use its online trading platform for the new offering." More RICE Civil Supplies to buy paddy from procurement agencies THE Civil Supplies Corporation will purchase the paddy that has been procured by co-operative societies and other agencies from the farmers in the State. The Food Minister, Mr Adoor Prakash, had convened a meeting of the co-operative societies ... More CLIMATE & WEATHER Scanty summer rains in northern Kerala districts THE northern districts of Kozhikode (-75), Kannur (-73 per cent) and Kasaragod (-67 per cent), in that order, continued their bad run with the three-month-long summer shower season even as the southwest monsoon probed the neighbourhood ... More SEEDS AP Seed Policy aims to weed out spurious stuff THE State Government announced a comprehensive State Seed Policy for 2005-06 here on Friday, involving a total outlay of Rs 109.54 crore in the form of subsidies and incentives. Addressing the media, the State Agriculture Minister, Mr N. ... More
Ensure quality, Andhra CM tells seed companies INFRASTRUCTURE Delhi firm is lowest bidder for SLBC tunnel JAIPRAKASH Associates Ltd, a New Delhi-based firm, has become the lowest bidder (value at Rs 1,925 crore) for SLBC (Srisailam Left Bank Canal) tunnel tenders, which were opened yesterday. The Government had invited tenders for SLBC Tunnel 1 and ... More RUBBER Rubber prices in narrow range SPOT rubber prices continued to move in a narrow range as major operators maintained a wait and watch policy. The trading volumes were dull again in the absence of quantum buyers and sellers while the market fluctuated marginally on scattered ... More TEA ActionAid flays HLL over tea workers' woes ACTIONAID, which describes itself as "an international development agency" whose aim is to fight poverty worldwide, has released a report `Tea Break' which flays Hindustan Lever, a subsidiary of Unilever, for reaping large profits even as it ... More JUTE PwC to analyse jute life-cycle JUTE Manufacturers' Development Council has commissioned PricewaterhouseCoopers to conduct a life-cycle analysis of jute with a view to standardising its eco-friendly quality and framing a disposal protocol for the golden fibre, according to Mr ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Ban on imported pepper sales in domestic market may hit EOUs THE blanket ban on sale of pepper and pepper products in the domestic tariff area (DTA) by export oriented-units (EOU) would be detrimental to their commercial viability as they would have to sell the by-products generated during the production ... More CO-OPERATIVES Campco wins order to export arecanut to Pak THE Central Arecanut and Cocoa Marketing and Processing Cooperative (Campco) Ltd has secured arecanut export orders from Agar International of Pakistan, according to its President, Mr L.N. Kudoor. Mr Kudoor and the Campco Director, Mr Nagaraj ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back May. 22-May. 28 Raw sugar imports: Industry worried over policy changes Fertiliser fallacies: Danger to food security Left to caution Govt on sources of seed supply Horticulture mission a booster dose for R&D 20 Bt cotton strains available to farmers for sowing this year Research body develops GM rubber Variety tolerant to drought, environment stress Silver prices surge 36 pc in 2004 Rapeseed/mustard liquidation: Millstone around Govt's neck Private banks slip on farm loan target, face RIDF option Indian wheat bucks world price trend Rubber may top Rs 70 on monsoon, low yield Latex production down in April-May; rains could hit tapping |
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