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Gujarat govt buys gram 2% of support price, Rs 5,000 crore loss to far...
Gujarat government only buys gram of 2% support price
Rs 5,000 crore loss to farmers
Dilip Patel
25 January 2022
The cultivation of gram in Gujarat has reduced the surface area of 4.66 lakh hectares to 11 lakh hectares from an average of 3 years. Which was 8.19 lakh hectares last year. This time there has been an increase of 235 percent i...
Flower exports from India reach Rs.541cr after liberalization, US dema...
There are many agro-climatic zones in India which are favorable for the cultivation of delicate and soft flowers. During the decade after liberalization, floriculture has taken a huge step in the field of exports. This era has seen a dynamic shift with commercial production replacing sustainable production. According to the National Floriculture Da...
Arsenic drinking water in Gujarat due to excessive use in agriculture...
Gandhinagar, 12 February 2021
People are forced to drink arsenic-toxic water. In Gujarat, 24 percent or 1.65 crore people are using poisonous arsenic water. IIT Kharagpur has conducted a study based on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Groundwater enters the body through irrigated fields, cooked vegetables, cooking, drinking water.
Arsenic has be...
After Narmada dam, Gujarat did not become a storehouse of wheat like P...
Gandhinagar, 11 Febuary 2021
Wheat cultivation in Gujarat has declined a lot in the last 10 years. What is of concern is that what was there in 2010 has seen a decline in productivity rather than an increase in wheat productivity in 10 years.
With the decline in farming in Gujarat, the decline in productivity has become a concern for a se...
Production of disease resistant yellow turmeric by farmers in Gujarat ...
Gandhinagar, 11 August 2020
The most commonly used herb in corona is turmeric. Farmers in Gujarat are increasing the production of turmeric, but Gujarat still has to depend on external turmeric for the powder. It is possible to get 1.50 to 1.60 lakh tonnes directly from the new turmeric as against the current production of 80-86 thousand tonnes....
More milk worth Rs 3,000 crore will be available through animal embryo...
Gandhinagar, 16 August 2020
Scientists at the National Dairy Research Institute and the Central Buffalo Research Institute, Hisar, have developed a kit to examine cows and buffaloes. The kit will examine the animal's uterus in just 30 minutes. Pregnancy can be detected by urine test kit, Preg-D. Up to 10 animals can be tested with one kit. After...
Recommended for the first time by doing agricultural scientific resear...
Gandhinagar, 2 September 2020
In 2015 in Gujarat, the Department of Agriculture announced the Organic Farming Policy and started experimenting on how to implement it in the region, now it has started giving scientific support to natural farming. Navsari Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya has given long research and experiments the first such basis.
Navs...
In Gujarat, 73 percent of the potatoes are produce of Lady Rosetta and...
From September to October, farmers have started preparing the sowing of potato crop. Before sowing, farmers prefer disease resistant varieties. The Central Potato Research Institute has developed potato varieties by region. Therefore, scientists have asked to cultivate potato varieties according to the 7 climatic zones of Gujarat. In 2020, 40–45cr ...
2350 people died in Amreli assembly constituency, 11 thousand people i...
Gandhinagar, 14 May 2021
Congress released figures from some districts and estimated that 2 lakh people have died due to Quran in the state. People say, why is the BJP government dancing in Tandava?
Leader of the Opposition Paresh Dhanani said, "We have started a survey to find out the exact details of the deaths and help the government." In whic...
NBRI Lucknow has developed a pest-resistant variety of cotton
White flies are one of the top ten devastating pests in the world
National Botanical Research Institute Scientists ready for field trials of pest-resistant cotton variety from April to October
Delhi 20 MAR 2020
White flies are one of the top ten devastating pests in the world that damage more than 2000 plant species and also function as vector...
Gujarat farmers lost Rs 20,000 crore due to low productivity in wheat...
Due to low productivity, the farmers of Gujarat had to lose Rs 20,000 crore more than the North Indian farmers.
Gandhinagar, 28 August 2020
Finding more productive varieties of wheat is a major challenge for scientists. Gujarat produces an average of 3100 kg of wheat per hectare. Good quality and good maturity can be up to 4500 kg. No more ca...
Sarojben Patel increased the production of cucumber by 30 percent by c...
Gandhinagar, 18 March 2021
Sarojben Patel is a farmer of Motidau village in Mehsana taluka, Gujarat. She works alone in the farm with her mother-in-law. She has built an underground tank of 1 lakh liters for rainwater harvesting. They are cultivated with drip irrigation from rain water. The use of this water increases their greenhouse production...
Victory of the poor people of Nani Nal village against the world’...
Ahmedabad, June 24, 2024 (Google translation from Gujarati)
The Gujarat High Court has asked Adani to return the village's Gauchar land. 170 hectares of Gauchar land given to Adani SEZ in Kutch will have to be returned to the village. There was a controversy over the Gujarat government giving Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to Adani Group on the valua...
BJP leader cowardly in fulfilling promises to farmers
BJP leader cowardly in making promises to GUJARAT farmers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e23cF6Kc4co
Dilip Patel August 2021
Today, the Rupani government has to ask many questions regarding the failure of the Narmada project.
Questions are being raised when all the information has reached the people, people are asking questions, while ...
Farmers in Gujarat do not get prices, export infrastructure is incompl...
Gandhinagar, 25 March 2021
In the previous section we have discussed the potential of the state in terms of availability of the exportable commodities. It has been observed that the current status of the exports from the state is minimal when compared to the total potential available with the state to export. The huge gap in exports is due to un...