Significant rise in basmati and direct seeding methods marks agricultural transformation The Punjab region of India is witnessing significant changes in its rice cultivation
Ludhiana: The state has witnessed 44% increase in the area under direct seeded rice (DSR) this year. Around 2.48 lakh acre is under DSR this year as against
A push for direct-seeded rice and zero-tillage wheat, using a new non-GM herbicide-tolerance technology, has the potential to reduce the environmental footprint of India’s two
The Punjab government has set a target of 7 lakh acres for DSR cultivation, which helps to conserve water resources and mitigate the environmental impact associated with intensive
The DSR technique, which the Punjab government is actively promoting, has a number of benefits when compared to traditional transplantation. But why has it not yet seen widespread
Recognising the potential of Direct Sown Rice, the Siddipet Agriculture Department organised an awareness programme at Markook Rythu Vedika of Markook mandal on Saturday.
The integrated method helps farmers tackle the challenge of weeds. BY BL HYDERABAD BUREAU Ajai Rana, Asia-Pacific Business Head and CEO of Savannah Seeds Savannah Seeds, a
Direct Seeding Rice can save about 33 per cent of the water requirement making it a sustainable choice, particularly in water-scarce regions. This method helps to deal with
Pusa Institute launched the herbicide-tolerant RobiNOweed Basmati rice varieties Pusa Basmati 1979 and Pusa Basmati 1985 for Direct Seeded Rice cultivation to address major
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