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Delhi
In 2026, Ganne Ki Kheti continues to remain one of the most dependable cash crops in India. The expansion of ethanol blending programs has strengthened long-term demand for sugarcane, giving farmers more stability compared to many other crops. At…
For many years, sugarcane cultivation in Uttarakhand relied heavily on traditional farming practices, where productivity remained limited and input costs were relatively high. The lack of timely irrigation, balanced nutrition, and scientific crop…
For over a decade and a half, the backbone of India’s agricultural growth has been the National Food Security Mission (NFSM) . Launched in 2007-08 to address the country’s productivity gap in staple crops, the mission achieved historic success in…
falling groundwater levels, and unpredictable rainfall are forcing farmers to rethink how water is used on their fields. In this changing scenario, Drip Irrigation has emerged as a practical and efficient solution. It goes beyond simply supplying…
India’s farm economy sits at the intersection of three big pressures: climate uncertainty, rising input costs, and a market that rewards quality, consistency, and scale. The Union Budget 2026–27 (presented on February 1, 2026) signals a clear…
For most farmers, the real struggle does not end at harvest. It often begins there. After months of hard work in the field, income still depends on how, when, and where the crop is sold. Many farmers grow good produce but fail to earn stable returns…
Agriculture does not end at harvest. For a farmer, the real test often begins after the crop is ready. Getting the right price, finding the right buyer, and selling at the right time decide whether farming becomes profitable or stressful. This is…
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