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COTTON: Desi Bt cotton set to blossom in farms this year 10,000 acres to come under in-bred Bikaneri Nerma variety. New Delhi, June 5 Seven years after the commercial launch of Monsanto’s Bt cotton, Indian farmers are about to plant the first publicly bred genetically modified (GM) seeds of ... CLIMATE & WEATHER: Bay ‘low’ seen reviving monsoon activity Thiruvananthapuram, June 5 The anticipated low-pressure area beat India Meteorological Department (IMD) predictions to materialise on Friday with prospects for ... GENERAL INSURANCE: More coffee planters may go in for rainfall-linked insurance Plans to create 39 more sub-zones. Bangalore June 5 The State-owned Agriculture Insurance Company (AIC) expects more coffee planters to subscribe to its rainfall-linked insurance cover this year as it proposes to divide the growing areas into 39 ... RUBBER: Spot rubber tops Rs 100/kg again Kottayam, June 5 Spot rubber turned better on Friday. According to observers the market improved on covering purchases following the gains in futures on National Multi Commodity Exchange. Major manufacturers were buyers on sheet rubber at Rs 99 ... SPICES & CONDIMENTS: Pepper futures end higher Pepper futures market on Friday witnessed high volatility and on bullish activities it moved up marginally ... DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS: Amul posts turnover of Rs 6,700 cr Anand, June 5 Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd (Amul) posted a turnover of Rs 6,700 crore, according to a company release. The unduplicated turnover of the dairy co-operatives of Gujarat would be approximately Rs 10,000 ... Columnists: G Chandrashekhar Sharad Joshi Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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