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Gujarat Junagadh Cotton-102 (GJ.Cot 102), 51.8 % higher production tha...
Cotton: Gujarat Junagadh Cotton 102 (GJ.Cot 102)
The farmers of Gujarat state growing Non Bt cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.)
under irrigated condition are advised to grow variety Gujarat Junagadh Cotton-102
(GJ.Cot 102). This variety has recorded a seed cotton yield of 2215 kg/ha, which is
15.9, 24.9, 20.1, 13.2 and 51.8 % higher than the check ...
Farmers in 60 talukas receive loss due to unseasonable rainfall in Gu...
Gandhinagar, 9 March 2020 The air department has predicted rain in Saurashtra and northern Gujarat as a result of ceasefire on farmers again on the dusty day of March 10, 2020 in the state. With the arrival of a new satellite, weather forecasts have begun to come true. The forecasts came true on March 5 and 6, 2020, and the farmers and merchants...
Flower production boosts greenhouse farming by 130% in decade in Gujar...
Gandhinagar, 8 March 2020
Flower gardens in Gujarat are now jumping high. Because of the greenhouse, the cultivation of flowers has increased and so has the export. Flower production has grown by 130% in the last 10 years. The largest markets are Rose, Marigold, Modara and Lily. Farmers fall behind in the cultivation of roses. Being an exportable ...
How wrong is the AgriVoch perception of castor production?
Gandhinagar, 07 March 2020 The crop area of castor in Gujarat was 5,33,800 ha. It has increased to 7,40,600 ha. A production of 2355 kg per hectare was considered, but production of more than 1800 kg was not available in castor. Sources in the agriculture department say that private agencies had estimated 17.44 lakh tonnes of castor production...
Aditya Birla affected 70 thousand people in Bhavnagar
Aditya Birla Group - Corporate Parties Involved in the Conflict Type of Land - Private and Common Type of Common Land - Non-Forest (Other than Grazing Land) Location of Conflict - Mahuva, Bhavnagar Reason or Cause of Conflict - Limestone Mining, Limestone People Affected by Conflict - 70000 Land Area Affected (in Hectares) - 1714h...
India’s 703 land conflicts “locked” 7.2% of GDP in l...
Identifying 703 ongoing land conflicts across India over the last three years, a new Land Conflict Watch (LCW) report has said that these have impacted over 65 lakh people and 21 lakh hectares (ha) of land, with "locked-in investments amounting to over Rs 13.7 lakh crore.
"Most of these conflicts were triggered by infrastructure-related projects a...
strike of sugarcane harvesting workers
On the first day of the strike of sugarcane harvesting workers of South Gujarat, February 28, in which tribal migrant workers under the banner of Majur Adhikar Manch (MAM) participated, two teams of the trade union visited labour camps in and around Bardoli to assess the impact. The teams found that around 30 per cent workers went on strike and did...
demanded a ransom of Rs 25 crore in 2016 from Amul MD, RS Sodhi
Gandhinagar, 25 February 2020
allgujaratnews.in@gmail.com Three years later, India's underworld don Ravi Pujari was brought to India from the West African country of Senegal. The priest was brought to Bengaluru and Mangaluru police. Ravi Pujari demanded a ransom of Rs 25 crore in 2016 from RS Sodhi, MD of Amul - Gujarat Co-operative Milk Market...
Food processing sector is one of the largest sectors in India
Food processing sector is one of the largest sectors in India in terms of production, growth, consumption, and export. India's food processing sector covers fruit and vegetables; spices; meat and poultry; milk and milk products, alcoholic beverages, fisheries, plantation, grain processing and other consumer product groups like confectionery, chocol...
Tax Holiday Benefit Extended to Meat and Meat Products, Poultry, Marin...
Animal Products plays an important role in the socio- economic life of India. It is a rich source of high quality of animal products such as milk, meat and eggs. India has emerged as the largest producer of milk with 20.17 percent share in total milk production in the world. India accounts for about 5.65 percent of the global egg production and als...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi responsible for GIB end life in Gujarat
The only male was missing for 6 months, there are 6 female survivors who cannot give birth to a baby Chief Minister Vijay Rupani is not ready to move power lines, but only to bring brides from Rajasthan The bird collides with Sujalon and Gujarat government's electricity company wire and collects death, but the BJP government cannot tell the c...
CM inaugurates agri-college and dedicates ‘Tharad – Shipu Scheme’ at T...
Ahmedabad: Chief Minister Mr. Vijaybhai Rupani today categorically stated that two ambitious projects – ‘Tharad – Shipu Multi-Purpose Scheme’ and Agriculture College, built at a cost of Rs. 635-crore, at Tharad – will change the scenario for the farmers of Banaskantha district. He was speaking a function organized to dedicate to people newly bui...
Gujarat Farmer organizations will oppose Trump’s visit
There is a meeting of farmers in Junagadh, Gujarat on Monday 17th February 2020
A number of trade agreements are likely to be signed in February when US President Donald Trump visits India Gandinagar, 16 February 2020 Sagar Rabari, a farmer leader of Gujarat, believes that the proposed Indo-US trade agreement will be an anti-farme...
Kudrat revolution : A series of improved crop varieties in Gujarat
Kudrat revolution: A series of improved crop varieties
December 2017
Project: On-farm trials for farmers' variety
Noushad Parvez
Swati Parihar
Hardev Choudhary Improving quality of crop, increasing productivity and preserving loss of biodiversity is crucial for meeting demands ofincreasing population.This necessitated need for research inst...
Kashmiris rose, cultivation increased, Gujarat liked it
Gandhinagar, 11 February 2020 The roses had to be imported from Gujarat. After the revolution of agriculture, Gujarat has become a state of export of roses. The cultivation of rose flower crops of Gujarat is such that every district is cultivated in the taluka. It is cultivated in 4178 hectares. But now farmers are turning to cashless cashmere r...