Agricultural Policy News

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NAFED is selling onions at half price, raising questions about why there isn't similar direct intervention for sugar prices.

India has lifted its four-year ban on wheat exports, a move intended to boost the earnings of its farmers.

CM Vijay announced a full crop loan waiver of up to ₹75,000 for farmers. Those with loans between ₹75,000 and ₹1,00,000 will receive a maximum waiver of ₹75,000

The Tamil Nadu government has announced increased incentives for paddy and sugarcane farmers, with fine-grade paddy to be purchased at ₹2,750 per quintal and co

Sugarcane growers in Mysuru are urging the Prime Minister to maintain a firm stance on the ethanol policy, welcoming the Centre's focus on producing ethanol fro

Farmers in Punjab are warning that rolling back the E20 ethanol program could negatively impact their incomes.

Farmers from Punjab are protesting at the Shambhu border against the India-U.S. trade agreement, fearing negative impacts on their livelihoods from increased Am