Farmers will get a price for crop residue, the first agricultural waste plant in a biochar production plant in Bahraich

On the initiative of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, a unique beginning has been made to double the income of farmers in the state. On one hand, the farmers will get money in exchange for the residue. On the other hand, the problem of burning straw can be overcome and environmental protection will also be possible. Trial of the state's first agricultural residue-based biocoll production plant in Bahraich has been completed and is going to start soon.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had directed the Agriculture Department to increase the income of farmers and reduce costs. On his first step a bio-production unit from agricultural waste was set up in Risia, Bahraich in the state. For this, agricultural crop wastes are being purchased from thousands of farmers by paying thousand per ton of paddy straw, corn stalks, sugarcane leaves etc. Fuel briquette pellet manufactured from Agro Waste has been completed in the plant trial.

109 villages will get insurance claim for damaged cotton crops

There is relief news for the farmers of Loharu region. Under the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme for the cotton crop that has been damaged in the year 2020, an amount of about Rs 100 crore has been approved for the farmers of villages of Bahl, Loharu and Sewani area of ​​Loharu region. Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister JP Dalal said that farmers will get this amount only in the month of January.

Agriculture Minister JP Dalal said that the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme is proving beneficial for the farmers. This scheme, implemented under BJP rule, was strongly opposed by the anti-people.

Govt procured 531.22 lakh tonnes of paddy?

The Indian Govt has procured so far 531.22 lakh tonnes of paddy from more than 70 lakh farmers at the minimum support price (MSP) during the current Kharif marketing season. The Indian govt has made paddy purchase for over one lakh crore rupees. The government is procuring paddy at a time when farmers are agitating on the borders of Delhi demanding the withdrawal of all three new agricultural laws. Kharif marketing season starts in October

Odisha Farmer has done such an unimaginable and amazing work?

A farmer of Odisha has done such an unimaginable and amazing work so that the heads of administration also bow down in shame. This farmer did not get water in his farming, he requested the administration many times that water should be given in his field but no one listened.

Finally, the farmer stopped complaining and did such an amazing thing, after which people around him are also coming to see his native invention. A similar interesting incident took place in the Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. Where a farmer named Mahur Tipiriya built a native water wheel to reach his farming two kilometers away from the river.

Rain and cold wave conditions during next five days?

Weather is turning day by day during the new year 2021 in many parts of the country, the drop in temperature has been recorded more than before. In parts of the country due to rain, the temperature dropped and there were cold wave conditions. Apart from this, snowfall in intermittent states like

The sixth round of talks between the Central govt and the Indian farmers?

The stalled dialogue between the center and agitating farmers' organizations is going to happen again on Wednesday. On the other hand, the protesting farmers' organizations said that the discussion will only be on the modalities to repeal the three agricultural laws and give a legal guarantee of minimum support price (MSP).

Relaxation in import rules now till 31 January

The government on Monday lifted the ban on onion exports. Exporters will be able to export all varieties of onions from January 1, 2021. In view of the skyrocketing prices of onion, the government had banned its export in September.

Punjab Govt. spending thousands of crore for paddy production

Punjab may hold the third position in the country in paddy yield, but the central government including the state government is spending thousands of crores of rupees to maintain this place. The Punjab government is spending a huge amount of Rs 8275 crore in the form of free electricity for irrigation to paddy producing farmers

Retail inflation will exceed the target set in the new year 2021

 

Due to nonseasonal rains, supply constraints, lockdown and other concerns, retail inflation exceeded the RBI's target this year and will deliver a setback in the new year as well. Experts say that retail inflation based on the Consumer Price Index will remain around 6.3 per cent in the current financial year.

Inflation jolted this year due to nonseasonal rains, supply constraints, lock-down and other concerns.

Possibility of frost in Haryana, Punjab and advisory for farmers?

In many cities of Punjab, it was freezing in the day for the past 1 week, but today's winter broke all the records of the previous days. At the time when there was snowfall in the mountains of North India, dense fog was seen in the northern cities of Punjab. Due to dense fog, the maximum temperature was being recorded below normal for about 1 week

Vegetables prices have fallen in Country?

In the post-Corona crisis, prices of vegetables, including potatoes, were steadily increasing, while traders said that prices were going up due to reduced arrivals. Due to this, the taste of the kitchen was also becoming pale

Narendra Singh Tomar said that we are in talks with farmers and Soon it will be resolved

Amid protests on the border of Delhi for the last nearly three weeks in protest against the new agricultural laws, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Wednesday(16-12-2020) that we are in talks with many farmers 'organizations of the country including farmers' organizations in Punjab and Soon it will be resolved.

Farmers Worried about Potato Seed Price

Himachal Agriculture Department has started distributing potato seeds to the farmers of sub-divisional Sangrah. 800 bags will be distributed to farmers in areas such as Sangrah, Nauradhar, Haripur, and Andheri. The packing of 50 kg per bag has been fixed at Rs 2450.

Potato crop is under risk of Aphids and Blight

 

The king of vegetables, the potato crop is also under the grip of winter. During fog and frost, in the past, scorching and viral diseases of the crop, especially potato aphids, cause more damage. Although the scorching is just beginning, the fog increases, leaving behind the scorching leaves in the crop will leave black spots which will later engulf the potato tuber. In such a situation, potato production will also be affected.