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Agri sector on board to grant MFN status to India: Bosan

LAHORE - Minister for National Food Security and Research Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan has said that all stakeholders including agri sector are onboard to grant status of Most Favoured Nation to India. Farmers have been taken into confidence and their all reservations would be addressed in the better national interest, he added.He said that currently, the government has an estimated area of about 200,000 acres under aquaculture but the issue is low productivity. Bosan said Pakistan Agriculture Research Council and Fishing Development Board were working on various projects in this regard. However, he said that lack of latest technology was the major reason that aquaculture could not flourish in Pakistan.

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India's soymeal exports to Iran hit as sanctions on Tehran ease

India's near-monopoly in soymeal exports to Iran has been diminishing and exports could drop by nearly a third as Tehran's nuclear deal with the West paved the way for rival south American suppliers to boost their trading with the oil-rich country, industry officials said. The south Asian country's total soymeal exports would drop due to lower purchases Iran in the 2013-14 year ending September 30 and force Asia's biggest soymeal exporter to rationalise prices for other buyers like Japan and Vietnam. "Iran has emerged as the largest buyer of soymeal in the recent past, mainly due to sanctions from the West and barter trade opportunities with India in rupee terms," said Dinesh Shahra managing director of Ruchi Soya Industries.

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Onion auction restarts after a week

NASHIK: The wholesale onion markets across Nashik district, which were closed for a week for onion traders to complete their accounts for the fiscal year 2013-14, finally reopened on Thursday, and the average wholesale onion prices at the Lasalgaon APMC declined marginally. According to market sources, the crop arrival was good after the market reopened after a week at the Lasalgaon APMC; but only half of the crop that arrived in the market was of good quality as the rest of it had been damaged due to unseasonal rains and hailstorms that hit the district last month. Only onions with good quality are only getting good prices, thereby causing a decline in the average prices at the APMCs on Thursday. In the district APMCs, the average wholesale onion prices were recorded in the range of Rs 751 to Rs 825 a quintal on Thursday, against the range of Rs 751 to Rs 850 a quintal on March 27. In the retail market across city, good quality onions were sold at Rs 15 a kg.

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Everyone wants to grow basmati

Punjab is looking at increasing the area under basmati in the coming paddy season, a plan stressed at the recently held Kisan Melas across the state. This is because of a surge in the demand for basmati seeds among the farmers.


“As of now we have not fixed any target, but we do expect an increase in the area under basmati,” said Dr Mangal Singh, director for agriculture. “It also depends on the availability of the seeds. Though the demand has been huge, we need to see whether we will be able to cater to that much demand; only a limited quantity of seeds can be given.”


Indeed, Punjab Agriculture University could not supply basmati seeds to all who were asking for them. In contrast, less than 25 per cent of the non-basmati stock was consumed.

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Debunking the myths on pesticides is vital to raise food production in India

It is an unsupported claim commonly accepted that all pesticides are unsafe, both for crops and human health. In recent years, studies have highlighted the toxic effects of pesticides, especially in the long run. Most attacks have come from selfacclaimed environmentalists and some environmental NGOs, without enough research to even corroborate their findings.A major concern put forth by such lobbyists, without scientific evidence, is that pesticide residues cause cancer, but no link has been established. In India, a fact-finding document by the Crop Care Federation of India (CCFI), a forum advocating crop protection and harvest for Indian farmers, and a pesticide company exposed the myth.The World Health Organization makes no such link either and shows that overall cancer rates in the developed world, except lung cancer, are either on the decline or have remained at a steady level. Remember, longevity in western nations has dramatically improved and the increase can be associated in part to intensive farming and the arrival of pesticides. This has helped in mass production of cheap and nutritious food. Earlier, there were some chemicals known as teratogenic and mutagenic that caused birth defects. 

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Agriculture department's spice scheme receives lukewarm response

AURANGABAD: The efforts made by the agricultural department to promote production of spices in the region has received lukewarm response. The department has only released a sum of Rs 1.16 lakh for the year in terms of financial aid, said Pandit Lonare, district superintendent agriculture officer here. Last year only one such proposal was received by the department seeking state support. The aim is to motivate farmers to take up spice production and increase cultivation area through various schemes. Traditional cultivation does not yield much profit for the farmers and hence to boost the economy the scheme was implemented which provides subsidies to the farmers. Cotton and maize being traditional crops have 4.39 lakh hectares and 2.5 lakh hectares under cultivation respectively.

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