Agriculture Minister P.M. Narendraswamy confirms full three-day schedules at GKVK and Mandya to deliver drought-management technology and crop innovations.
Research by India Meteorological Department scientists reveals a dramatic contraction of semi-arid zones in southern India amid long-term rainfall gains.
Researchers in Cuttack have successfully validated AI-generated enzymes in plants, marking a major leap forward for Indian biotechnology and agricultural innovation.
More than 600 farmers, startups, and national investors gathered in Thrissur to transform traditional farming into profitable, technology-driven enterprises.
India manages ethanol blending and food security by adjusting procurement rules annually, shutting off sugar diversion to fuel during poor harvest seasons to keep local sugar supplies stable and affordable.
The Regional Meteorological Centre declares the monsoon onset five days ahead of schedule, setting the stage to replenish water storage after a dry southwest season.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has asked officials to draft a comprehensive plan to meet water, irrigation and electricity needs until June 2027, with a cabinet review slated for 12 October.
A Journal of Experimental Botany paper shows the PAP26b gene shuttles stored phosphate from older leaves to new growth, offering a route to crops that need less fertiliser.
Telling IIT alumni how a drought-prone region now grows 20 kinds of fruit, the Chief Minister promised traceability for every mango and called the new Indian School of Agriculture his next ISB.
A predicted record-strength El Niño is set to bring heavy rain and potential flooding to a farming sector already reeling from billions of pounds in losses.