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Wheat Production Dented By Heatwave , Could Limit Centre's Stock Holding
A heatwave in northern and central India at a time the crop is ripening is threatening to damage grains and dent the country's wheat production for the second straight year.
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Unseasonal Rains, Storm Damage Wheat Crop In Punjab, Haryana
Standing wheat crop was damaged after rain, dust-storm and strong winds lashed Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wheat crop is being harvested in most part of the two states for the past 10 days.
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12 Dead As Heavy Rain Lashes Rajasthan, Farmers Protest Crop Loses
Twelve people have died in Rajasthan's Dholpur and Bharatpur districts, after heavy rain and thunderstorms lashed large parts of the state on Wednesday. While seven died in Dholpur's Badead area, five died in Bharatpur
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Unseasonal Rain, Hail Batter Standing Crops in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm over the last couple of days have caused heavy damage to crops in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. While bad weather has mostly affected horticulture crops in the Vidarbha and Marathwada regions of Maharashtra, rabi crops like wheat and gram have been impacted in about eight districts of Madhya Pradesh. Both the states ...
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Indian Farmers Stare At Fourth Straight Crop Loss
Hail and rain have damaged ripening wheat, chickpea and rapeseed in India's key farm belts, potentially cutting output and exposing millions of farmers to a fourth crop loss in a row.
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El Nino Has Emerged, India Among Worst Hit as Asia Braces for Crop Damage
In 2009, the El Nino brought the worst drought in four decades to India. It razed wheat fields in Australia and damaged crops across Asia. Food prices surged. A closely watched forecast by Japan on Tuesday confirmed its return this year.
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El Nino has Emerged, Asia Braces for Crop Damage
In 2009, the El Nino brought the worst drought in four decades to India. It razed wheat fields in Australia and damaged crops across Asia. Food prices surged. A closely watched forecast by Japan on Tuesday confirmed its return this year.
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Farmer Allegedly Died of 'Shock' Due to Crop Damage
A 65-year-old farmer died allegedly due to shock after seeing the damage to his crops due to unseasonal rain in Nathna village in the district, police said.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh Assures Farmers Full Compensation for Crop Damage
Seeking to reassure farmers, government today said it will buy even the inferior quality wheat at support price and also give compensation to those whose crop has been affected upto to two hectres.
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India in Biggest Wheat Import Deals Since 2010 as Rains Damage Crop: Report
India has bought up to 80,000 tonnes of Australian wheat in recent deals, three trade sources said on Tuesday, the biggest such imports by the country in five years as unseasonal rains damage the crop at home.
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Farmers in Punjab Will Have A Dull Baisakhi This Year
The Punjab government has projected a damage of around three lakh hectares of farming due to this year's unseasonal rains. By state government estimates most standing crops - wheat, mustard, potato, and grams - have been damaged between February and March because of hailstorms and heavy rains.
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Monsoon rains 4 per cent below average in past week
Monsoon rains were below average in the week ended August 14, data from the weather office showed on Thursday, easing concerns about damage to crops such as soybeans and cotton.
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Wheat Production Dented By Heatwave , Could Limit Centre's Stock Holding
A heatwave in northern and central India at a time the crop is ripening is threatening to damage grains and dent the country's wheat production for the second straight year.
-
Unseasonal Rains, Storm Damage Wheat Crop In Punjab, Haryana
Standing wheat crop was damaged after rain, dust-storm and strong winds lashed Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday and Wednesday. Wheat crop is being harvested in most part of the two states for the past 10 days.
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12 Dead As Heavy Rain Lashes Rajasthan, Farmers Protest Crop Loses
Twelve people have died in Rajasthan's Dholpur and Bharatpur districts, after heavy rain and thunderstorms lashed large parts of the state on Wednesday. While seven died in Dholpur's Badead area, five died in Bharatpur
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Unseasonal Rain, Hail Batter Standing Crops in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh
Unseasonal rain and hailstorm over the last couple of days have caused heavy damage to crops in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. While bad weather has mostly affected horticulture crops in the Vidarbha and Marathwada regions of Maharashtra, rabi crops like wheat and gram have been impacted in about eight districts of Madhya Pradesh. Both the states ...
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Indian Farmers Stare At Fourth Straight Crop Loss
Hail and rain have damaged ripening wheat, chickpea and rapeseed in India's key farm belts, potentially cutting output and exposing millions of farmers to a fourth crop loss in a row.
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El Nino Has Emerged, India Among Worst Hit as Asia Braces for Crop Damage
In 2009, the El Nino brought the worst drought in four decades to India. It razed wheat fields in Australia and damaged crops across Asia. Food prices surged. A closely watched forecast by Japan on Tuesday confirmed its return this year.
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El Nino has Emerged, Asia Braces for Crop Damage
In 2009, the El Nino brought the worst drought in four decades to India. It razed wheat fields in Australia and damaged crops across Asia. Food prices surged. A closely watched forecast by Japan on Tuesday confirmed its return this year.
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Farmer Allegedly Died of 'Shock' Due to Crop Damage
A 65-year-old farmer died allegedly due to shock after seeing the damage to his crops due to unseasonal rain in Nathna village in the district, police said.
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Home Minister Rajnath Singh Assures Farmers Full Compensation for Crop Damage
Seeking to reassure farmers, government today said it will buy even the inferior quality wheat at support price and also give compensation to those whose crop has been affected upto to two hectres.
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India in Biggest Wheat Import Deals Since 2010 as Rains Damage Crop: Report
India has bought up to 80,000 tonnes of Australian wheat in recent deals, three trade sources said on Tuesday, the biggest such imports by the country in five years as unseasonal rains damage the crop at home.
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Farmers in Punjab Will Have A Dull Baisakhi This Year
The Punjab government has projected a damage of around three lakh hectares of farming due to this year's unseasonal rains. By state government estimates most standing crops - wheat, mustard, potato, and grams - have been damaged between February and March because of hailstorms and heavy rains.
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Monsoon rains 4 per cent below average in past week
Monsoon rains were below average in the week ended August 14, data from the weather office showed on Thursday, easing concerns about damage to crops such as soybeans and cotton.
