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Science at scale: India’s journey from food security to global leadershipToday, India is the world’s largest producer of milk, pulses, and spices; the largest exporter of rice; and among the leading producers of ...- For both the compulsive trader and careful investor: 25 stocks to watch if risk appetite returns; some with upside potential, some notIf the price of crude oil softens, Indian equities may again see a risk-on phase. Tariff concerns are no longer the central issue; the larg...
- Blackout mock drill across Punjab on April 24In order to test civil defence preparedness in the state, a civil defence air raid/blackout mock exercise will be conducted in all district...
- Climate change: Punjab's cotton, maize yield to dip by 11-13% by 2050, says reportThe study published in the Mausam journal of the India Meteorological Department earlier this month used rainfall and temperature data coll...
- Punjab promotes PAU rice variety to cut water usage and stubble burningThe state agriculture department is promoting PR 126, a short-duration variety developed by Punjab Agriculture Department.
- PAU releases eight new crop varieties for cultivation in PunjabThe canes of sugarcane variety CoPb 93 juice contains 17% and 19% sucrose in January and March with average cane yield of about 390 quintal...
- Agriculture University cautions farmers against Aphid damage to wheat cropsCloudy weather without any rainfall is highly favourable for their development cautioned RS Gill, head, Department of Entomology, PAU.
- Punjab Agricultural University signs MoU with UK UniversityThe agreement states that PAU and the Aston would work jointly for the pot and field trails of bio-char produced from rice straw processing.
- Punjab Agricultural University inks deal with Maharashtra seeds corporationPAU today signed an agreement with the Maharashtra Seeds Corporation Limited for the seed production of its (PAU) own developed maize hybri...
- Punjab government stresses upon appropriate use of ureaPunjab government today launched a campaign to educate farmers with regard to the appropriate and respective use of fertilisers such as ure...
- Germany to work with Punjab in promoting organic farmingGermany will help Punjab in promoting organic farming in the state which is considered to be as the foodbowl of the country.
- Punjab Agricultural University signs MoU with CPRIPunjab Agricultural University (PAU) today said it has inked an MoU with Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI), Shimla .
- Canadian province mulls collaboration with PunjabLyle Stewart said there was a tremendous scope of bilateral cooperation in these fields as both the countries have a vast working experienc...
- Punjab Agriculture University develops black colour carrot varietyPunjab Agriculture University develops black colour carrot variety
- Potato prices may remain in Rs 450-500/qtl range in February-MarchPunjab Agricultural University (PAU) today said potato prices are likely to be in the range of Rs 450-550 per quintal during February-March...
- Punjab Agricultural University signs pact with CPRIPunjab Agri University has entered into an agreement with Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI) to intensify research on potato improvem...
- Climate change may impact wheat productivity in PunjabThe climate change in northern India is likely to have a severely detrimental impact on the productivity of wheat, the prime crop in Punjab...
- Experts suggest tips to manage paddy disease appearing in PunjabGiving tips, Dr. Thind said that to check the further spread, farmers should spray the crop with Tilt (25 EC) or Monceron at 200 ml in 200 ...
- Punjab farmers to sustain paddy growing despite labour shortageDespite labour shortage , Punjab is expected to sustain paddy growing say agri economist. It is estimated that an area of 27 lakh hectare w...
- Class India inks MoU with Punjab Agricultural UniversityGermany-based farm implement maker Class India today signed an agreement with Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) for working towards coll...
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