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Unprecedented January Rains Ruin Kerala Coffee Planters' Cuppa
For a small-scale planter like Rukmini RV of Kerala's Wayanad district, rain in January - the coffee harvest season - can be damaging. It either spoils the carefully cultivated beans completely or drastically affects its aromatic quality. Needless to say, this year's 800% variation in precipitation in the first week of the month has been simply dis...
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7 Planter Pots To Give Your Garden An Upgrade
Give your plants a fashionable upgrade right away
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India's Coffee Output Seen Plunging to Two-Decade Low on Floods
India’s coffee will slump to the lowest in 21 years next season as heavy showers, flooding and landslides damage trees in Kerala.
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Kraft Heinz’s Buffett Glow May Be Fading
The ketchup maker is doing little to make it look as if it belongs with Berkshire Hathaway.
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For First Time, Small Tea Growers In Assam To Get Land Rights
Guwahati: Thousands of small tea growers in Assam will be given land rights for the first time in an attempt to boost production and generate employment, the state government said. “We are committed to providing land rights to an estimated 78,286 small tea growers in the first phase and eventually we hope to grant land rights to all the growers i...
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India's Coffee Output To Fall To Lowest In 2 Decades: Industry Body
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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Industry welcomes Montek Singh's support for tea as national drink
Assam's tea industry has hailed Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia's support to declare tea as a national drink.
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Unprecedented January Rains Ruin Kerala Coffee Planters' Cuppa
For a small-scale planter like Rukmini RV of Kerala's Wayanad district, rain in January - the coffee harvest season - can be damaging. It either spoils the carefully cultivated beans completely or drastically affects its aromatic quality. Needless to say, this year's 800% variation in precipitation in the first week of the month has been simply dis...
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7 Planter Pots To Give Your Garden An Upgrade
Give your plants a fashionable upgrade right away
-
India's Coffee Output Seen Plunging to Two-Decade Low on Floods
India’s coffee will slump to the lowest in 21 years next season as heavy showers, flooding and landslides damage trees in Kerala.
-
Kraft Heinz’s Buffett Glow May Be Fading
The ketchup maker is doing little to make it look as if it belongs with Berkshire Hathaway.
-
For First Time, Small Tea Growers In Assam To Get Land Rights
Guwahati: Thousands of small tea growers in Assam will be given land rights for the first time in an attempt to boost production and generate employment, the state government said. “We are committed to providing land rights to an estimated 78,286 small tea growers in the first phase and eventually we hope to grant land rights to all the growers i...
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India's Coffee Output To Fall To Lowest In 2 Decades: Industry Body
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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Industry welcomes Montek Singh's support for tea as national drink
Assam's tea industry has hailed Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia's support to declare tea as a national drink.
