
Taliban ban on poppy cultivation
For violations, crop will be destroyed and offenders will be treated under Sharia The Taliban announced on Sunday a ban…
For violations, crop will be destroyed and offenders will be treated under Sharia The Taliban announced on Sunday a ban…
Exports estimated at 40 lakh bales The Committee on Cotton Production and Consump tion has estimated the cur rent cotton…
Govt. Raises minimum support price for Jute ‘New MSP 250 higher over last year’ The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs…
New variety spotted in Mizoram Researchers from Mizoram and Kerala have identified a new plant variety, a wild relative of…
1 Rain-water management for teak (Tectona grandis Linn, f.), mango (Mangifera indica Linn.) and neem (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) in…
SOIL AND WATER MANAGEMENT – ICAR Book Description of the ITK Traditional apple-orchard farming involves the use of contour ditches,…
Application of 75-150 kg parasi (Cleistanthus collinus) leaves by broadcasting once in the rice field at 3 days after transplanting…
Wild sugarcane (Saccharum spontaneum) twigs of height 4 to 5 feet and 4 to 5 cm diameter are planted after…
Adopt a cobra for ₹2,000, an elephant for ₹1.75 lakh Bengaluru’s Bannerghatta Biological Park offers animals for adoption for a year Would you like to adopt an Indian cobra for as low as ₹2,000 per annum or an Asiatic elephant ₹1.75 lakh? Bengaluru’s Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) has a new programme for people with an interest in conserving wildlife by adopting animals at the zoo. “The animal adoption programme is an opportunity for you to get involved with supporting feed and veterinary care expenses for zoo animals with provision for Income Tax rebate under Section 80G. There are 21 elephants that can be adopted online,” said zoo officials. The BBP has released a list of animals that can be adopted….
Current Agriculture Punjab farmers’ to go for direct seeding of rice They are shifting from traditional sowing method because of labour shortage As the labour shortage is imminent owing to exodus of migrant labourers amid the ongoing lockdown, farmers in Punjab seem all set to go for direct seeding of rice (DSR) this khairf season, moving away from the traditional practice —of sowing nursery and then transplanting it. DSR ? “The DSR technique is less time consuming and labour intensive than the conventional practice. The DSR technique called ‘tarwattar DSR’…