![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, November 26, 2003 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Stir against illegal shrimp farms in Cuddalore SHRIMP farms have come up against regulations in Cuddalore district and villagers who protested have been subject to police harassment, alleges a citizens' committee report. According to the report, which calls for a ban on all shrimp farms in ... More INSIGHT
A bitter cup for sugarcane farmers?The Centre has set up a committee to study the sugarcane pricing situation. While appointing the panel was a good idea, the committee itself seems to have a weak structure, with mills and farmers finding no representation. Nor does the panel have a w atertight plan of action to find a solution acceptable to all interests, says Sharad Joshi. More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Dear tomatoA vendor sells tomatoes at a retail vegetable market in Chennai. Vegetable prices shot up because of `Ramadan' and less arrivals of truck loads. One kg tomato, which was available at Rs 4 to Rs 6 last month, now costs Rs 15-16. ... More RUBBER Rubber gains on fresh buying RUBBER rates improved on Tuesday. Sheet rubber RSS 4 closed at Rs 53.50 a kg as against Rs 53 on Monday. All the grades gained on renewed buying interest while latex concentrate remained unchanged at Rs 42. The covering groups became more ... More SUGAR
Burden of plentyA farmer and his bullocks struggle with a cart laden with sugarcane in Medak district. A bumper crop has brought cheer to the farmers. |