Vibhor Mohan is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in Punjab, India. With a keen interest in agriculture and social issues, Vibhor covers a range of topics including farming innovations, political developments, environmental concerns, and community events.
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By: Vibhor Mohan
Punjab Agriculture University is currently gathering over 100 samples of PR-126 and hybrid paddy varieties to analyze concerns from rice millers regarding low post-milling yield. The exercise aims to ensure higher quality and output for the state's paddy procurement amidst complaints from millers about reduced out-turn ratios.
A severe shortage of gunny bags in Punjab's grain markets is causing concern among commission agents as paddy lifting slows down. Rice millers' absence exacerbates the situation with a backlog of unprocessed stocks. The Punjab government is responding with new jute bag tenders for the upcoming procurement season.
By: Vibhor Mohan
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann urges Union Home Minister Amit Shah to move stored paddy and resolve issues facing rice millers, emphasizing the need for efficient procurement and addressing storage shortages ahead of the upcoming wheat season.
By: Vibhor Mohan
Punjab's rice millers demand field trials for PR-126 and hybrid varieties instead of IIT-Kharagpur lab tests, citing low out-turn ratios. Union Minister assures support for storage solutions and discussions with central officials.
Chandigarh: Amid the political blame game over tardy lifting of paddy stocks, farmers at grain markets are bearing the brunt of the procurement pangs in parts of the state.
By: Vibhor Mohan
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann met Union Minister JP Nadda to demand priority supply of Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) fertilizer for the state's crucial wheat crop, addressing procurement challenges and engaging with farmers.
By: Vibhor Mohan
Rice millers in Punjab are accepting fewer stocks of paddy this season due to fears of losses, shortages of storage space, and low yields from certain varieties, highlighting ongoing concerns about government relief measures.
By: Vibhor Mohan
A team from IIT-Kharagpur is set to investigate the low post-milling yield of PR-126 and hybrid paddy varieties at three rice mills in Punjab, following complaints from local millers. This study aims to establish clearer insights into the out-turn ratios and impact on rice production.
By: Vibhor Mohan
Tension rises in Punjab as agriculture employees face suspensions for negligence amid increasing stubble burning incidents. The employees' association threatens to boycott the government's anti-burning campaign, claiming unfair treatment of diligent workers.
Chandigarh: With 75% paddy harvested and 57 % of the targeted produce procured in Punjab, it is now clear that there has been a 73% fall in the
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