The Economic Survey 2016-17 has elaborately explained what is wrong with Indian agriculture and what the government needs to do now to strengthen it.
Organic Farming is revolutionary in nature for the reason that it can be the answer to our food security challenges at a global level.
Real glaciers are melting. Since necessity leads to innovation, one scientist has come up with an astute method to help out Himalayan farmers.
The Union Budget substantially increases the government's agricultural push, but what our farmers really need is fair compensation for their output.
State of Kerala is witnessing a downfall in agricultural produce. It has put the marginal farmers' future in a questionable position.
Now you may see geographical names not only on wines but on some other products also and it is for good.
Coconut water brands will make billions if coconuts are plentiful and diverse. Securing its future must be a priority for everyone who farms, eats and profits from coconuts.
While Africa combats malnourishment itself, can it feed the rest of the world?
Examining the reasons behind the decreasing rural-urban wage gap, the author identifies growth of urban sprawls as the primary reason for this decrease.
Highlighting the resource intensive agricultural practices in India, the author says that the Government must reorient agricultural policies and work towards achieving common goals of sustainability and growth.
The author talks about the Dutch agricultural industry, it's staggering rate of growth, and outlines its potential in the near future.
This article gives us an insight into the impact of inflation on the society as a whole. Food inflation is talk about in more detail.
“When women move forward, the family moves, the village moves, and the nation moves.” The article discusses the increasing presence of women in the field of agriculture.
The author talks about the extreme difficult conditions which women farmers in India face and the failure of the government in recognising them.
By Prateek Ghoshal, brings home the hitches in the development of Agriculture in India on which 49% people are still dependent.
Foreign trade has helped various sectors of the economy but some economic, political and cultural barriers restrict trade from realising its potential.
The article discusses how Arab Spring became a political crisis across nations from economics phenomenon within nations. It also discusses the root cause of Arab Spring situation, which is food crisis.
The article covers the dynamics of MSMEs in India, their recent growth, the funding that they're given & the support that they provide to bigger firms.
The article talks about self-sustaining models developed by the the rural population that has enabled their growth in several areas, including agriculture.
Indian monsoon is heavily dependent on monsoons. A good harvest increases prosperity in the country and people’s standard of living.