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New Soybean Varieties to Boost Production in India

New Soybean Varieties to Boost Production in India

The Indian government is set to enhance soybean production with improved varieties using genome editing technology. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced this initiative during a meeting at the National Soybean Research Institute in Indore on June 26, 2025. Currently, the productivity of soybean in India has stagnated, while countries like Brazil achieve higher…

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Discovering Carbon Farming: The Future of Agriculture

Discovering Carbon Farming: The Future of Agriculture

Agriculture has always been essential for human life. It provides food and supports economies. But today, farmers face new challenges. Climate change, soil health, and resource management are vital issues. One innovative solution gaining attention is carbon farming. This method not only helps farmers but also benefits the planet. Carbon farming involves practices that increase…

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Weather Update: Heavy Rainfall Predicted Across Multiple States as Monsoon Intensifies

Weather Update: Heavy Rainfall Predicted Across Multiple States as Monsoon Intensifies

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued alerts for widespread rainfall across India. This is due to multiple weather systems that are causing intense monsoon activity. Heavy to extremely heavy showers are expected in states like Gujarat, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, and parts of North and South India through July 1. The IMD has provided a…

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Our Food, Their Code: A Provocative Look at Corporate Control

In Digital Harvest: Unmasking the Corporate Enclosure of Food, Colin Todhunter, a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG), delivers a sharp and polemical critique of the contemporary global food system. This short book is designed for the digital age, offering “valuable content quickly and efficiently” for readers consuming material across various…

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Fertilizer Shortage in Maharashtra: Farmers Face Challenges Ahead of Kharif Sowing

Maharashtra is facing a serious shortage of urea and diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertilizers as the kharif sowing season approaches. This shortage is causing significant stress for farmers who are trying to prepare their fields for planting. Stakeholders have raised concerns about the government’s failure to supply adequate fertilizers, which are essential for crop cultivation. Currently,…

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