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India's Wheat Production Set To Touch New Record In 2022-2023 Crop Year
The country's wheat production is estimated to set a new record of 112.74 million tonne in the 2022-23 crop year (July-June), while the overall foodgrain output is also likely to be a record 330.53 million tonne.
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Foodgrain Output May Surpass Last Year's Level: Agricultural Secretary
India's foodgrain output could exceed last year's record of 279.51 million tonne (MT) buoyed by favourable monsoon, higher MSP and likely increase in crop productivity, an official said.
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Thanks to Monsoon, Foodgrain Production to Grow By 9%: Union Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said that country's foodgrain production is estimated to rise by nine per cent to an all-time high of 135.03 million tonnes in the 2016-17 'kharif' (summer sowing) season with record output of rice and pulses following a good monsoon.
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Government Bullish On Farm Sector Growth On Hopes Of Good Monsoon
India will "definitely" see higher foodgrain output and overall growth in the agriculture sector in case the IMD prediction of a good monsoon "comes true", Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said on Tuesday.
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Foodgrain Production May Decline by Over 3 Per Cent After Unseasonal Rains Hit Crops: Government
Unseasonal rains and hailstorms in various parts of the country during this month have "adversely affected" production of Rabi crops, Parliament was informed on Friday.
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Deficit Rains Likely to Hit Kharif Foodgrain Output by 7%
India's foodgrain production is projected to drop 7 per cent to about 120 million tonnes in this year due to poor monsoon rains.
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Foodgrain output projected to decline by 10 per cent: Pawar
India's foodgrains production is projected to decline by 10 per cent in the kharif season of this year at 117.18 million tonnes due to deficient monsoon and drought in some states.
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India likely to achieve record wheat, foodgrain output: Pawar
Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar expressed optimism that the country will harvest an all-time high wheat output.
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India's Wheat Production Set To Touch New Record In 2022-2023 Crop Year
The country's wheat production is estimated to set a new record of 112.74 million tonne in the 2022-23 crop year (July-June), while the overall foodgrain output is also likely to be a record 330.53 million tonne.
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Foodgrain Output May Surpass Last Year's Level: Agricultural Secretary
India's foodgrain output could exceed last year's record of 279.51 million tonne (MT) buoyed by favourable monsoon, higher MSP and likely increase in crop productivity, an official said.
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Thanks to Monsoon, Foodgrain Production to Grow By 9%: Union Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said that country's foodgrain production is estimated to rise by nine per cent to an all-time high of 135.03 million tonnes in the 2016-17 'kharif' (summer sowing) season with record output of rice and pulses following a good monsoon.
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Government Bullish On Farm Sector Growth On Hopes Of Good Monsoon
India will "definitely" see higher foodgrain output and overall growth in the agriculture sector in case the IMD prediction of a good monsoon "comes true", Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said on Tuesday.
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Foodgrain Production May Decline by Over 3 Per Cent After Unseasonal Rains Hit Crops: Government
Unseasonal rains and hailstorms in various parts of the country during this month have "adversely affected" production of Rabi crops, Parliament was informed on Friday.
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Deficit Rains Likely to Hit Kharif Foodgrain Output by 7%
India's foodgrain production is projected to drop 7 per cent to about 120 million tonnes in this year due to poor monsoon rains.
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Foodgrain output projected to decline by 10 per cent: Pawar
India's foodgrains production is projected to decline by 10 per cent in the kharif season of this year at 117.18 million tonnes due to deficient monsoon and drought in some states.
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India likely to achieve record wheat, foodgrain output: Pawar
Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar expressed optimism that the country will harvest an all-time high wheat output.
