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INDIA FERTILISER REVOLUTION
India’s next fertiliser revolution: New-age nutrients to complement conventional fertilisersIndia’s fertiliser strategy must, therefore, evolve from a question of choosing between conventional and new-age fertilisers to one of inte...- Indian agriculture enters new phase as diets, incomes and climate reshape farming: ReportThe first phase, from roughly 1967 to 1995, was dominated by the need to achieve food security, says the paper.
- Modinomics at 76: The birthday cake, the candles and the numbersPM Narendra Modi turns 76 as he completes nearly 12 years in office, a period that has reshaped India’s economic landscape through infrastr...
- India’s farm policy needs a reset amid concerns over ethanol push, subsidies: Agri expert Devinder SharmaSharma warns that ethanol-led changes in cropping patterns may create an environmental problem over the longer term.
- India’s cheap-urea model faces an expensive reckoningIndia faces rising fertilizer costs, prompting a review of its subsidy system. Global supply chain issues and war have doubled procurement ...
- India needs income-centric agri policies, greater Centre-state coordination: EAC-PM chairmanIndia must transition agriculture towards income generation, emphasizing crop diversification and market reforms, said S Mahendra Dev, Chai...
- Reducing fertiliser import dependence vital: Jat, Secretary DAREJat highlighted that India consumes nearly 33 million tonnes of fertilisers annually, with a substantial portion being imported, making it ...
- Govt aims to make India self-sufficient in urea output: Pratibha PatilShe also said the availability of subsidised fertilisers has been ensured as per the requirement during the year.
- M S Swaminathan: The master farm scientist who transformed India into brimming breadbasketSwaminathan played a significant role in changing the trajectory of the agriculture sector when farmers were dependent on archaic farming t...
- India needs new green revolution to show path of natural farming to world: Amit ShahUnion Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said India needs a new green revolution under the leadership of Prime Minister Na...
- India to usher in revolution in global fertiliser space with nano technology: MandaviyaMandaviya said IFFCO can permit production of nano fertiliser by any private sector company interested in establishing a plant by charging ...
- Turn to natural farming as overuse of chemical fertilisers causing ill-effects: Shah tells farmersShah was virtually addressing farmers after launching the logo of the Gujarat government's initiative for natural farming, its mobile appli...
- Green Revolution was not successful in rainfed areas: GovtIn 1960s, Green Revolution had allowed India to overcome food deficit by raising foodgrains production by using high yielding varieties of ...
- Green revolution wheat, rice varieties not drought resistant: ICARICAR said that from last few years scientists have been developing seeds that are drought and climate resilient to meet these challenges.
- Avoid indiscriminate use of chemical fertilisers: Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan SinghSingh urged small farmers' agriculture-business consortium to support farmers and formation of more farmer producer organisations.
- Centre asks eastern states to take steps to boost crops yieldThe Centre today asked eastern states including Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and West Bengal to provide high-quality seeds to farmers for raisin...
- Government plans to reduce subsidy on fertilisers: Sharad PawarGovernment plans to reduce subsidy on it and divert funds to organic manures, bio- fertilisers, green manures and promotion of organic farm...
- Fear on the farmA special feature in this newspaper on Tuesday points to the terrible mess that Indian farming is headed for, and the ostrich-like attitude...
- Government in dilemma to preserve pro-agriculture and dismantle flawed—fertiliser systemStarting next year, the government will stop its 34-year-old practice of giving the fertiliser subsidy to companies.
- Fertiliser output needs to be enhanced to 35 mln tn: PawarFertiliser production need to be enhanced to 35 million tonne per annum from the current level of 21 million tonne to boost farm production.
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