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Kalimpong Farmers Shift to Coffee as New Crop Gains Global Fame
After more than a century of cultivating tea, the hill district of Kalimpong is now brewing a new future—coffee. With Arabica beans from the region
Chandigarh Farmers Urge Canal Release Amid Delayed Godavari Rains And Irrigation Crisis
Farmers in Kathalapur mandal, near Jagtial, have demanded urgent water release from the Kaleshwaram lift irrigation project into the flood flow canal as rainfall delays
Dankaur Farmers Demand Urgent Rural Power Infrastructure Overhaul
Amid rising electricity needs and deteriorating infrastructure, farmers from Dankaur in western Uttar Pradesh have voiced pressing demands for urgent upgrades to the rural power
Chandigarh Farmers Offered ₹1 Lakh Yearly Under New Land Pooling Scheme
A new land pooling scheme introduced in the city aims to transform the region’s approach to land acquisition while offering farmers a significant annual compensation
Ongole Farmers Encouraged To Adopt Bio-Fertilisers To Cut Cultivation Costs
In a push towards eco-friendly and affordable agriculture, farmers in Ongole are being urged to reduce reliance on chemical fertilisers by transitioning to bio-fertilisers and
Jakarta Small Farmers Face Unfair Burden in Sustainable Palm Oil Push
As global demand for deforestation-free products grows, small-scale farmers in Indonesia’s palm oil sector are grappling with unsustainable pressures. Despite cultivating nearly a third of
Barmer Farmers Embrace Mahogany Farming to Secure Sustainable Rural Incomes
In Barmer, Rajasthan, a quiet agricultural shift is taking root—farmers and landowners are increasingly turning to mahogany tree cultivation as a low-cost, high-return investment. With
Satara Farmers Shift to Lemongrass, Citronella Cultivation on 50000 Acres
Farmers across western Maharashtra, especially in districts like Satara, Sangli, Pune rural, and Kolhapur, are increasingly embracing aromatic crop cultivation as a sustainable and profitable
Kozhikode Farmers Face ₹44 Crore Crop Loss After Heavy Monsoon Rains
Unseasonal and intense monsoon spells have left over 17,000 farmers across Kozhikode reeling under a cumulative crop loss estimated at ₹44 crore, severely impacting joint
Delhi launches farm revival plan targeting 100 climate-hit rural districts
A six-year farming scheme has been launched in Delhi targeting 100 rural districts across India, identified for their poor crop yields, limited irrigation, and low
