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When India already grows enough brinjal, why does it need a genetically modified variety?

Date：Oct. 19, 2020 Category：Markets

After a decade of moratorium on Bt brinjal, India allowed field trials to start in September, marking the first step towards the commercial marketing of what wi...
Indian experts: The chemicals used to kill locusts also harm humans and the environment

Date：Oct. 5, 2020 Category：Markets

The danger of locust swarms has passed for now. For five months from March, hundreds of field teams were deployed in India and Pakistan to kill locusts that swa...
India hopes digital tech will save its floundering farm sector – but it’s working without evidence

Date：Sep. 25, 2020 Category：Markets

With government’s recent bills claiming to effect far-reaching agricultural reforms, farmers in Punjab and Haryana took to the roads in protest, fearing that t...
India’s three new agricultural ordinances will weaken state finances – and shortchange farmers

Date：Jun. 26, 2020 Category：Regulations

Three ordinances approved at a cabinet meeting on June 3 were hailed as landmark decisions that would benefit Indian farmers and transform the agricultural sect...
Nine measures that could help keep India’s agriculture supply chain from breaking

Date：Apr. 17, 2020 Category：Viewpoint & Interview

Agrarian production is falling all over the world. In India, the government has been taking precautions to ensure that the harvest season and the farm inputs su...

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When India already grows enough brinjal, why does it need a genetically modified variety?

Indian experts: The chemicals used to kill locusts also harm humans and the environment

India hopes digital tech will save its floundering farm sector – but it’s working without evidence

India’s three new agricultural ordinances will weaken state finances – and shortchange farmers

Nine measures that could help keep India’s agriculture supply chain from breaking

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