Africa agriculture trade monitor 2023
The 2023 Africa Agriculture Trade Monitor, a flagship publication of AKADEMIYA2063 and the International Food Policy Research Institute, provides an overview of trade in agriculture in Africa, including
Cotton
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Punjab tides over dip, with 5.08 pc agri growth
After slipping into the league of least-growing states in agriculture, Punjab has made a turnaround in the last two years with the advance estimates for 2008-09 putting the state's growth rate at 5.08 per cent.
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Call for ban on BT cotton cultivation
The Sustainable Agriculture Action Group (Saag) has expressed concern over the government
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Call for ban on BT cotton cultivation
The Sustainable Agriculture Action Group (Saag) has expressed concern over the government
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Climate Bill A Farm Income Boost, USDA Estimates
U.S. farmers and foresters could earn more money from carbon contracts than they pay in higher costs from legislation to control greenhouse gases, the Agriculture Department estimated on Wednesday.
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Cotton Programme: 300 more villages to be adopted over 3 years
This year the cotton yield of Punjab is expected to be marginally higher at 607 kg per hectare compared to last year
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Cotton farming poised for a leap
RAYAGADA: Cotton cultivation in Gunupur agricultural district, where a major portion of cotton is produced, is poised for a leap during 2009-10 kharif.
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Scientists fear pest attacks on cotton crop
Haryana Agricultural University scientists have expressed the possibility of insect and pest attacks on cotton crop in the prevailing weather conditions.
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AP to grow cotton on 11.8 lakh hectares
K.V. Kurmanath Andhra Pradesh, one of the leading cotton growing States in the country, is expected to grow the crop on 11.80 lakh hectares 2009-10 as against Rs 13.98 lakh ha last year. Despite a likely shortfall of two lakh ha, the State hopes to register production to the tune of 35.40 lakh bales as against 34.62 lakh bales last year.
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Communicating crop biotechnology: stories from stakeholders
This latest report by ISAAA documents how various stakeholders from 14 countries in Africa and Asia have benefited from science communication efforts and how in turn, they are now part of the process of realizing a collective voice on crop biotechnology.
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Water shortage to have bad impact on crops in Sindh
The projected 40 per cent shortfall in water flows for ongoing Kharif season is bound to have serious impact on crops and make growers of Sindh to suffer more in economic terms.