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  • Cassava Consortium mooted

    COMMODITY EXCHANGES
    NCDEX wheat futures set for launch today
    THE National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Ltd (NCDEX) has decided to launch wheat contracts from Tuesday. With this, the total number of commodities traded on NCDEX will be 16. The initial contracts available for trading will be for ... More

    INSIGHT
    When farm technology falls short of expectations
    IF THERE is one thing that should prick the conscience of India, it is the continued suicide of farmers. Those who filled our granaries now find themselves in despair. The alarming number of deaths and the sweep of ... More

    Bank loans, food for work: Cut the cackle
    It is not a second Green Revolution that is needed; but ways to increase the purchasing power of the lower strata of people living in rural areas. More

    RUBBER
    Rubber prices display mixed trend
    PHYSICAL rubber prices displayed a mixed trend on Monday. The market remained firm on the active presence of covering groups and purchase agents. Sheet rubber RSS 4 remained steady at Rs 67.50 as on Saturday, while RSS 5 and ungraded rubber ... More

    GOLD & SILVER
    High demand to ensure firm silver prices
    SILVER is likely to face a statistical deficit of around 300 tonnes next year because of higher fabrication demand as a result of which prices are expected to stay relatively firm. For the rest of this year prices are projected to stay at or ... More

    COTTON
    Record cotton output hopes putting pressure on prices
    WITH the start of a new season for cotton just a couple of months away, anticipated record production and higher end-stocks for 2004-05 are beginning to impact the world cotton market. Cotton prices are under downward pressure, much to the relief ... More

    Mills strike deal to import 6 lakh bales of cotton
    TRADERS have struck deals to import at least 6 lakh bales of cotton at an average price of 53-54 cents per pound (Rs 18,890-Rs19,480 per candy of 356.56 kg) for July-August delivery. Spinning mills are buying imported cotton almost everyday ... More

    POULTRY
    Maize for poultry feed from FCI stocks — NECC starts booking orders from farmers
    FCI is yet to fix the price at which it will give the maize to NECC. Poultry farmers will get the supply from FCI godowns in their respective zones. More




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  • Top Stories
    Budget 2004: Will resources match aspirations?


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    When farm technology falls short of expectations

    Record cotton output hopes putting pressure on prices

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    Looking back
    Jun. 27-Jul. 3
    Farm credit package sparks optimism among tractor makers

    Gold prices may soften in H2

    Rubber shortage forces tyre cos to import more

    Spices exports double in Apr-May

    Indian Bank channels credit direct to farmers

    Indian sugar output may weigh on global market

    Higher sales tax leads to rubber smuggling

    PM announces slew of sops to kin of deceased farmers

    After a dry last week of June — Monsoon just about normal


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