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March 2022

Agriculture PolicyBriefingRice
November 20, 2015

Direct Wet Seeded Rice Scores Over Transplanting: Is 'Truly Sustainable Intensification,' Says IIRR and BASF Study

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Growing rice with direct wet seeding method is more productive, yields more profits, is less water…
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November 20, 2015

GM Mustard: GEAC Must Stop Being Secretive, Let It All Hang Out

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Activist Vandana Shiva, an opponent of plant genetic modification (GM) technology  is soliciting…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
November 18, 2015

India, Like Israel, Must Link Small Farmers with Labs and Markets for High-Value Agriculture

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‘If you do not adopt a technology with full-fledged package of practices this will become a…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefingGM CropsHybrids
November 16, 2015

Vandana Shiva Seeks Support on Change.org to Oppose GM Mustard; Invokes the Fear Factor

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Vandana Shiva, the activist vehemently opposed to genetic modification technology has launched a…
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November 12, 2015

With 'Agvisory' Services, a Multinational is Going Beyond Seed Technology to Providing Solutions

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It is mid-morning. Lalan’s tomato crop has been afflicted by early blight. The farmer from Madhya…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
November 6, 2015

Opinion: Use Carbon Credits to Stop Farmers From Burning Straw in Fields

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India generates about 500 to 650 million tonnes of crop waste every year. Rice and wheat contribute…
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November 5, 2015

GM Pulses Can Relieve Shortage But Policy Support Missing, Says Research Institute Director

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Narendra Pratap Singh, Director, IIPR, Kanpur. Photo by Vivian Fernandes In an article in the Indian…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
November 4, 2015

Opinion: Indian Agricultural Economists are Getting as Scarce as Monsoon Rain

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There are hundreds of economists in India specializing in monetary and fiscal policy, investment and…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
November 3, 2015

Delhi Would Breathe Easy if Punjab Farmers Did Not Burn Rice Straw

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Punjab’s farmers would not be burning paddy straw as they prepare fields for wheat sowing in…
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November 2, 2015

NBRI Says Crafted Whitefly-resistant Transgenic Cotton; Potency Needs Testing in Natural Conditions

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The National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI) has developed genetically modified cotton resistant…
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