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Contract farming isn't a new idea, but govt needs to incentivise its spread across India
Like so many good ideas in India, contract farming is also one which has existed, thrived, and made its mark
Youth can change the face of agriculture with technology, says Athang Jain, director of agri-tech firm
If farmers are exposed to cutting-edge technology, there is a lot that can be achieved for the sector
Jain Irrigation bags Rs 975-cr order from Madhya Pradesh government to execute Mohanpura project
"This pressurised piped irrigation project is to be designed in such a way that every farmer will be able to attach their micro irrigation systems at a later stage to the outlets provided at every one-hectare level. This will ensure “Har Khet Ko Pani," the company said.
The future of Indian coconut farming depends on what's grown between palms
Coconut farming in India is less profitable given the excess of supply over demand. But if the land in between trees is used for other crops, including cocoa, the money can be lucrative.
Jain Irrigation Q3 net loss at Rs 40 crore
Jain Irrigation reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 39.68 crore for the third quarter of this fiscal due to poor sales.
Shares hold on to gains after inflation; banks up; rupee down
The Indian markets opened flat on a lack of domestic and global triggers. The markets just about managed to hold on to the bullishness after Tuesday's lower-than-expected inflation data.
Fundamentals: Why Phoenix Mills debt is bound to go down
The realty firm will benefit from falling interest rates.
Jain Irrigation up 4% on RBI nod for NBFC
The company's focus will be on rural and semi-urban geographies and its target customers will be farmers, the company said in a release.
Jain Irrigation, Suzlon named 'sustainability champions'
By distributing power generation, increasing affordability and reducing associated emissions Suzlon directly benefits its society and customers, many of whom were previously unable to access the national grid or had unstable access to power.