Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, December 04, 2003
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES CULTIVATION CICR plans awareness drive on organic farming THE Central Institute for Cotton Research (CICR) is planning a training programme for farmers in January to create awareness about organic farming practices, with particular reference to cotton crop. It is proposed to begin long-term ... More RUBBER Rubber fall continues RUBBER rates continued to move south on Wednesday as traders and growers sold rubber anticipating further fall in prices. RSS 4 closed at Rs 52 against Rs 52.25 per kg on Tuesday. All the grades lost as RSS 3 fell to Rs 54.38 at the Bangkok ... More FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING `Promotion of agri-business will create more job opportunities' THE inter-State job war witnessed at present is only the tip of the iceberg. Unless serious attention is paid to generation of employment opportunities, especially in the rural areas, worst will follow. The country can envisage a job-led growth ... More PRECIOUS METALS Gold Bullion listing on London bourse on Dec 9 GOLD Bullion Securities Ltd on has announced that it has published a prospectus for getting itself listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on December 9. Gold Bullion is a new company created in partnership with the World Gold Council in ... More COTTON Super Spinning pins hope on new hybrid cotton SUPER Spinning Mills Ltd (SSML), which has taken to contract cotton cultivation for the second successive year this kharif, is betting on Sara-2, its new hybrid long stable cotton variety developed in-house. This strain seems to be catching ... More SPICES & CONDIMENTS Pepper failure reflects poor commercial intelligence PEPPER has been hot news for some time now. Domestic prices have been falling, but exports have refused to rise. Loud protests that low-priced imports are hurting domestic producers are heard from time to time. Reports of the Government moving in ... More
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