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Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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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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Committed To Work For The Tea Community: Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam government is committed to work for the economic and social security of the tea community, including the small tea growers as they constitute a sizeable human resource, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has said.
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Tea in the Highlands? 'Mad' Grower Tends Blooming Crop
In 2015 O'Braan produced 500 kilos (1,100 pounds) of tea from his 14,000 plants in a bid to be more recognised in a land better known for its whisky.
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Tea In The Highlands? 'Mad' Grower Tends Blooming Crop
Tam O'Braan has had several lives. Having been a soldier, an agronomist and an entrepreneur, he now grows tea in the foothills of the Scottish Highlands, and is the envy of those who once called him crazy.
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Climate Change Impacts First Flush Production of Assam Tea
Tea growers in Assam are losing the 'First Flush' production as rainfall in winter months is decreasing and becoming almost nil over the year.
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British Luxury Tea Brands Brewing Up a Storm
Sales of standard teabags may be falling but our best growers are even exporting to China.
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Hit By Covid Lockdown, Floods, Rain, Assam Tea Growers Eye Price Rise
This year has been tough on the Assam's tea gardens producing the strong liquor tea. First, it was the lockdown, then floods and then incessant rains in Upper Assam, which, according to industry estimates, together account for a production loss of close to 40 per cent.
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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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Committed To Work For The Tea Community: Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam government is committed to work for the economic and social security of the tea community, including the small tea growers as they constitute a sizeable human resource, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has said.
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Tea in the Highlands? 'Mad' Grower Tends Blooming Crop
In 2015 O'Braan produced 500 kilos (1,100 pounds) of tea from his 14,000 plants in a bid to be more recognised in a land better known for its whisky.
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Tea In The Highlands? 'Mad' Grower Tends Blooming Crop
Tam O'Braan has had several lives. Having been a soldier, an agronomist and an entrepreneur, he now grows tea in the foothills of the Scottish Highlands, and is the envy of those who once called him crazy.
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Climate Change Impacts First Flush Production of Assam Tea
Tea growers in Assam are losing the 'First Flush' production as rainfall in winter months is decreasing and becoming almost nil over the year.
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British Luxury Tea Brands Brewing Up a Storm
Sales of standard teabags may be falling but our best growers are even exporting to China.
