Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, May 13, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, May 13, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Kerala: Fish workers' caravan rolls in THE publicity caravan mounted by the National Fish Workers' Forum rolled in here from Umargaon in Gujarat where it was flagged off. The caravan was flagged off on May 1 with a view to mobilising public opinion on the circumstances leading to a ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES Horticulture dept seeks cos' help to boost sales THE Horticulture Department of Andhra Pradesh is looking towards the corporate sector for marketing of horticulture products and also to help farmers grow high-quality fruits and vegetables. The department is willing to extend all necessary ... More TEA Kochi tea sale mixed A MIXED trend persisted for almost all varieties of tea at the Kochi tea auction. Though the dust sale witnessed a good general demand, it was comparatively low for leaf varieties. Of the quantity of 940,000 kg on offer in the dust category, ... More FOODGRAINS 
FCI, saviour for Punjab, Haryana flour millsWHEAT in the fields, wheat in the mandis, wheat in abundance for everybody except roller flour mills (RFM)! Well, that is precisely the situation in Punjab and Haryana, the country's `granary' that contributes a third of its total wheat ... More
Global grains markets to remain soft in 2002-03 COTTON Cotton market focus on US, China COTTON futures on the New York Cotton Exchange settled higher Friday on bullish supply/demand report released earlier by the US Department of Agriculture. On the 2001-02 crop, the USDA left the US production unchanged at 20.3 million ... More JUTE Early jute sowing may affect crop output EARLY sowing of the jute crop has been reported from many parts of Assam and West Bengal. Though it is too early to predict the size of the crop, observers feel that early sowing might lead to a fall in the total crop size. According to the ... More TOBACCO 
Cigarette cos, tobacco growers want panel proposals droppedCIGARETTE manufacturers and industry associations continue to mount pressure on the Government to refrain from accepting a recommendation of the Standing Committee of Parliament, leading to the complete ban on sale of cigarettes and tobacco ... More POULTRY AP: Heat wave paralyses poultry farms THE heat wave, gripping the State for the past four to five days, has taken a heavy toll, not only of human lives (30 or so till now) but also a large number of fowl (an estimated half-a-million), paralysing the poultry sector. With ... More GENERAL INSURANCE Corporation for agriculture, crop insurance being planned -- Nabard likely to take part in project The four General Insurance Corporation subsidiaries are also likely to be part of the new corporation. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 5-May. 11 No chance of cotton prices going up: Rana White stem borer may hit coffee output Centre unveils relief package for coffee Cotton firm unveils new contract farming model Agri exports post 36.5% growth Two nations, two agricultures Marine exports down on slump in global seafood market Karnataka, AP spat over paring tobacco output -- Centre sends emissary to probe board affairs Russia fails to make purchases despite tea MoU with India |
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