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Friday, December 19, 2003
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Indian Bank offers loan for vanilla cultivation
COIMBATORE: Indian Bank is offering a loan scheme on easy terms for vanilla and medicinal plant cultivation. To explain the scheme in greater detail, the bank has proposed to organise a seminar on Vanilla and Medicinal Plants ... More

RICE


US seeks level-playing field in global rice market
EVEN as the US rice industry is continuously seeking to identify access barriers in priority markets and implement aggressive actions to remove the barriers, efforts are afoot to cultivate new markets and consolidate existing ones. Upset with ... More

WHEAT


Govt approves freeze on wheat procurement price
THE Government on Thursday approved a freeze in the procurement price of the 2003-04 wheat crop to be procured during the coming 2004-05 rabi marketing season. The minimum support price (MSP) of the current year's crop has been set at Rs 630 ... More

CULTIVATION


Rabi sowing gathers momentum — Climate congenial as temperature dips
The area under oilseeds has increased by 20 lakh hectares. More

FERTILISERS


Govt plans revised policy for DAP, MOP
THE Department of Fertilisers is formulating a revised policy for indigenous di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and imported DAP and muriate of potash (MOP) based on the Tariff Commission's Report. To bridge the demand-supply gap of urea in the ... More

INSURANCE


Cyclone relief: Fresh credit, insurance for AP farmers
Based on the scientific cropping to be recommended by technical teams, the Government would also distribute seeds on 90 per cent subsidy for crops such as green gram and sesame. More

RUBBER


Mixed trend in rubber prices
Ungraded rubber and RSS 5 improved on better demand, indicating strong presence of North Indian buyers. All other grades remained steady as buyers kept a low profile. Sheet rubber RSS 4 remained static at Rs 54 a kg. In Bangkok, prices of RSS ... More

CII conference on rubber industry in Kochi
THE Confederation of Indian Industry, Kerala in association with the Rubber Board and the Indian Rubber Institute is organising `Resurgent natural rubber - conference on enhancing competitiveness of the rubber industry and thought leadership ... More

SUGAR


Sakthi Sugars defers AGM
SAKTHI Sugars Ltd has informed the National Stock Exchange (NSE) that an AGM proposed to be held on December 18 has been rescheduled to a later date following a stay given by a local court on a petition filed by some shareholders of the ... More

TEA


Cold tea
Extreme winter this year in Munnar has adversely affected the tea leaf production.

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WATER


  • Water level declines in Kerala

    DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS


    Hatsun sets sights beyond South — Ice-cream plant coming up in Seychelles
    HATSUN Agro Product Ltd will set up dairy operations in Sri Lanka and an ice-cream plant in the Seychelles. Its Managing Director, Mr R.G. Chandramogan, said international brand experts Al Ries and Laura Ries would advise the company on how to ... More

    FOODGRAINS


    Foodgrains merchants seek I-T exemption
    THE Tamil Nadu Foodgrains Merchants Association, in a pre-budget memorandum, submitted to the Union Finance Minister, Mr Jaswant Singh, has demanded that the income-tax exemption limit be raised from Rs 50,000 to Rs 1 lakh and the I-T slabs ... More

    OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


    Kutch set to emerge as edible oil refining hub
    THE Kutch district of Gujarat is all set to emerge as the edible oil refining nerve centre of India over the next few months. As per the present schedule, the desert outpost will boast of an annual edible oil refining capacity to the tune of ... More

    SPICES & CONDIMENTS


    Ginger prices top Rs 100 per kg
    GINGER prices continue to soar on short supply, with the retail price moving up to Rs 100 a kg. International prices have also shot up to $1,800-$1,850 per tonne, trading sources here told Business Line. The sources said availability in ... More
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