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Chhattisgarh Budget 2026–27: Farm Relief or a Step Toward Sustainable Agriculture?

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Raipur: The Chhattisgarh Budget 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister O. P. Chaudhary, has placed agriculture at the center of the state’s development agenda, promising strong income support for farmers. While the government has projected the budget as farmer-friendly, agricultural economists caution that its long-term impact on sustainability and structural reform remains limited. As an agriculture-dependent … Read more

Balanced Fertilisation Strengthened: Government Approves Nutrient-Based Subsidy (NBS) Rates for Rabi 2025–26

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Policy aims to ensure affordable fertilisers, improve soil health and boost sustainable agricultural productivity New Delhi:In a major step towards promoting balanced fertilisation and ensuring the long-term sustainability of Indian agriculture, the Union Government has approved the Nutrient-Based Subsidy (NBS) rates for the Rabi season 2025–26. The approved rates will remain effective from 1 October … Read more

Bull Rearing Remains Backbone of Traditional Indian Agriculture

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Bull Rearing Remains Backbone of Traditional Indian Agriculture In India, the importance of bulls (oxen) in agriculture remains unmatched, especially for small and marginal farmers. Despite increasing mechanization, bull power continues to play a vital role in farming operations, contributing not only to crop production but also to the rural economy and environmental sustainability. Bulls … Read more

Success Story: From Being Called “Uneducated” to Building a ₹2.5 Crore Agribusiness—How a Village Boy Changed His Destiny

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New Delhi: While most young Indians dream of moving to big cities for lucrative careers, 24-year-old Prince Shukla from Bihar’s Purnia district chose a different path. Leaving behind a well-paying job in Bengaluru, he returned to his village to start an agri-startup named “Agrate”. Initially mocked by many—some even calling him “ganwar” (uneducated)—Prince stayed focused. … Read more

Rabi Crops Strengthen India’s Farm Economy: Experts Highlight Production, Management and Economic Gains

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Raipur: Agricultural scientists Dr. Ishant Kumar Sukdeve from the Department of Agricultural Extension and Ph.D. Scholar Yogesh Nag from the Department of Entomology (IGKV Raipur) have emphasized the growing importance of Rabi crops in ensuring India’s food security and boosting rural income. In a detailed report, they outlined how improved farming practices and modern technologies … Read more

National Mission on Edible Oils: A Boon for Farmers, Strengthening India’s Edible Oil Ecosystem

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New Delhi ।  India is witnessing a major transformation in its edible oil sector, with the National Mission on Edible Oils (NMEO) emerging as a game-changer for oilseed farmers and the country’s food security. With a clear roadmap to reduce import dependence and boost domestic production, the mission is rapidly reshaping India’s oilseed ecosystem. India … Read more