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The European Union shelved an anti-pesticide proposal Tuesday in another concession to farmers after weeks of protests that blocked many capitals and economic lifelines across the 27-nation bloc.

Coffee growers in Karnataka, the leading coffee-producing State in India, are unhappy that the recently presented Union Budget did not provide any “relief” to them, despite the coffee industry grappling with adverse conditions for the past few years, primarily attributed to climate change and a shortage of labour.

Move is among bloc’s latest environmental concessions to farmers as protests continue across Europe

The government's Budget announcement aims to boost sandalwood cultivation, offering incentives and transforming timber depots into collection centers.

Steps will be taken to introduced mobile direct procurement centres (DPC), wherever necessary, to make bulk purchase of paddy from farmers, said R. Sakkarapani, Minister for Food and Civil Supplies, here on Tuesday

If exporters fail to obtain permission to ship the animals to Israel, the livestock on board the MV Bahijah will have to be slaughtered

Move by Ursula von der Leyen welcomed by farmers after weeks of protests across Europe

Angry farmers in Bulgaria protest government's failure to support agricultural sector amidst EU regulations, rising costs, and market undercutting.

The U.S. Justice Department is investigating ADM's accounting practices, raising concerns about financial transparency. Exclusive report reveals more.

The State government allocates ₹1,698.30 crore for agriculture, launching the KERA project to enhance climate-resilient commercialization and exports.

ENC (General) in the head office of the Irrigation department has sought an explanation on the issue of the completion certificate by the Executive Engineer and Superintending Engineer concerned.