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RICE


Grain for bargain
Women shopping at the rice mela organised by Food Bazaar in Mumbai on Thursday. Food Bazaar and companies in the rice industry such as Satnam Overseas, L.T. Overseas, KRBL and United Riceland Ltd have come together announcing a strategic tie-up ... More

ANIMALS & LIVESTOCK


Protein supplement unit for cattle opened
A CATTLE feed plant has been commissioned in Godhra, Gujarat, which could help improve the income for small farmers. The plant, a by-pass protein unit, is expected to produce 50 tonnes of processed by-pass protein meal per day. Dr Suresh ... More

COMMODITIES


Commodities price in correction mode
OPINION that commodities worldwide are likely to correct downwards on year-end considerations is gaining ground. Risk reduction is usually the flavour of the season, this time of the year. There already are telltale signs of profit-taking and ... More

FERTILISERS


8 defunct urea PSUs to be restarted: Paswan
THE Government will re-operationalise eight urea producing units in the public sector lying defunct in various parts of the country and go in for joint ventures in foreign countries for meeting the growing demand for urea, the Minister for ... More

PLANTATIONS


`Production, acreage of cocoa rising at snail's pace'
THE growth in area and production of cocoa in the country is at a snail's pace due to lack of enthusiasm among the farmers to cultivate the crop, which does not seem have a ready market. Though the processing industry has an installed capacity ... More

RUBBER


Rubber falls on panic selling
A CRASH in international markets hammered the domestic spot rubber prices on Thursday. Panic selling from dealers and growers kept the prices under immense pressure, while most of the buyers preferred to stay on the sidelines. NMCE rubber ... More

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS


Gold may test support level
SPOT gold prices retreated sharply lower after reaching a fresh 24-1/2-year peak in line with COMEX gold futures. As mentioned earlier, the only negative factor in the short-term was the potential fund liquidation being in the last month of the ... More

AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS


ICRISAT award for BL correspondent
Mr R. Balaji, a Special Correspondent of The Hindu Business Line at Chennai, has won the annual Millennium Science Award instituted by ICRISAT (International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics), here. He has won the award ... More

SILK


National Silk Tech Mission on cards
THE Centre proposes to set up a National Silk Technology Mission on the lines of the Cotton Technology Mission for the modernisation of the country's sericulture sector. The proposed mission is likely to take off at the beginning of the 11th ... More

OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


Will Govt effect changes in vegoil tariff value?
IT is December 15 and the vegetable oil market has started to speculate whether or not there would be any change in tariff values for palm and soya oils. The Government effected changes in tariff values thrice - 1st and 15th of the month - ... More

COCONUT & COPRA


Crop insurance mooted for coconut farmers
THE international seminar on coconut on the theme "Global Coconut Industry - Outlook for the Future," organised by the Coconut Development Board recently in Goa, has recommended introduction of crop insurance to protect coconut farmers against ... More

WTO


WTO talks fail to gain momentum — `No question of compromise on agriculture'
THE sixth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation failed to gain the desired momentum on Thursday, after two days of intensive deliberations among the trade negotiators, even as the developing and least developing countries ... More

CREDIT CARDS & DEBIT CARDS


HDFC Bank launches credit card for farmers
HDFC Bank jointly with Visa launched Kisan Card, a credit card for farmers. In the first phase, the card will be available in Punjab and Haryana and will be launched across the country by March 2006, said a press release from the bank. The ... More

TRENDS


Japanese firm Yanmar forays into farm implements market
THE UPA Government sets store by ensuring agriculture growth through a focussed farm strategy entailing policy support and credit infusion on a higher gear. In view of the renewed thrust on agriculture to realise the overall eight per cent GDP ... More



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