Agriculture
About 45 per cent of India’s land degraded and useless: Ramesh
12 Aug 2009
Amid a rotten monsoon comes an official report that most of India’s land is not only deforested but also unfit for cultivation
Monsoon remains shaky as ‘trough’ vanishes
03 Aug 2009
Drought likely if monsoon fails to pick up now
By By Jagdeep Worah | 20 Jul 2009
All fingers are crossed that the late July rains make up for the shortfall so far. If not, a drought looms over the horizon. Jagdeep Worah reports
Drought likely if monsoon fails to pick up now
By By Jagdeep Worah | 20 Jul 2009
All fingers are crossed that the late July rains make up for the shortfall so far. If not, a drought looms over the horizon. Jagdeep Worah reports
Syngenta to boost pollinators across Europe
16 Jul 2009
Wheat, paddy MSP may be hiked: Pranab Mukherjee
15 Jul 2009
El Nino weather pattern developing slowly, but surely
09 Jul 2009
An El Nino weather pattern is developing across the Pacific Basin, according to the Australian government's Bureau of Meteorology- a matter of great concern for India as this phenomenon is usually associated with floods and droughts.
Monsoon ends heat wave in North India
02 Jul 2009
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