 | Rains hit harvest-ready crops, farmers in lurch in OdishaPaddy crops over vast tracts of land affected due to the rainfall |
 | Red gram on paddy bunds boosts ryots income in TelanganaHe said that before the advent of KLIS waters, they were cultivating only rain-fed crops, but now they are cultivating commercial crops such as carrots and vegetables along with paddy. |
 | Wild boar attack on maize farms, AIADMK minister seeks compensation for farmers in UsilampattiJust recently, a large amount of maize crops which were nearing the maturing stage were completely damaged by a herd of wild boars in Peraiyur village near Madurai. |
 | Conference on tropical tuber cropsIndian Institute of Spices Research (IISR) director R Dinesh will be the guest of honour. |
 | Amid paddy procurement, jumbo concern for farmers of Odisha's Sambalpurfarmer of nearby Goudpali village claimed elephants have destroyed his crops over two acres of land. There are also reports of the jumbos breaking into the paddy storage sheds of a few farmers. |
 | Water crisis: Farmers in Andhra's Guntur district told to cultivate pulsesSrisailam, Nagarjuna Sagar & Pulichintala have limited water, which will be used for drinking purpose, say officials |
 | Bargarh farmers panic as pests attack paddy cropsOfficial sources informed that the highest crop damage has been recorded at Bargarh Sadar block with over 310 hectare, followed by more than 230 hectare in Attabira. |
 | Mattu Gulla trade picks up as crop enters marketAccording to sources in Mattu Gulla Growers’ Association, two tonnes of this brinjal variety are being sold in the market on a daily basis. |
 | Long-awaited rainfall rekindles hope among Prakasam farmersThe recent rain showers have brought relief to Kharif seasonal crops such as red gram, cotton, chillies, and paddy. |
 | Tamil Nadu: Farmers seek Rs 35k per acre drought relief in delta regionHe said that the state government should carry out a survey again as the crops were not covered under the insurance policy. |
 | Chikiti farmers in Odisha in distress as prawn farms destroy cropsContacted, Chikiti tehsildar Biswaranjan Kanhar said according to government records, no prawn farm exists in the area. |
 | Migrations on the rise in Kurnool district as Kharif crops witherIt is not just farm workers, but even small and marginal farmers are finding it difficult to face the drought like situation, especially in Adoni and Pathikonda revenue divisions. |
 | Forgotten crops get Odisha cabinet attentionNew scheme for revival of crops like maize, jute, cotton to be launched, Rs 481 crore provisioned. |
 | Cabinet approves up to 9 per cent hike in MSP of wheat, other major Rabi cropsThe absolute highest increase in MSP has been approved for lentil (masur) at Rs 425 per quintal followed by rapeseed and mustard at Rs 200 per quintal. |
 | Sporadic rains spell relief for Thanjavur farmersIn the 24-hour period that ended at 8.30 AM on Tuesday, Tiruvaiyaru recorded the highest rainfall at 31 mm. |
 | Wadi ensures sustainable livelihoods for farmers in mining-affected blocks in OdishaSurulata village in the coal-rich Hemgir is a shining example of how the people-driven intervention is improving economic condition of the targeted poor population. |
 | Call for balanced tech policies to maximise benefits from genetically modified cropsExperts believe that the agricultural sector requires a broader and multi-dimensional framework to fully comprehend the net social value of technology introduced in the field. |
 | Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu to present supplementary estimatesAccording to sources, the duration of the session will be decided by the Business Advisory Committee meeting after the presentation of supplementary estimates for the year. |
 | Water shortage for crops to be 4.6k tmcft by 2050: TN panelThis means that agriculture, which accounts for 13% of the state economy, may have to undergo a perceptible change in terms of crops, land use, use of water, and productivity. |
 | Ryots worried as Nagarjuna Sagar hits dead storage levelWater from this reservoir plays a crucial role in irrigating around six lakh acres of land in Nalgonda and Khammam in Telangana and Prakasam districts in Andhra Pradesh. |
