Vishwanath Kulkarni is a Deputy Editor at businessline. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, commodities, food processing, and venture capital, with a particular focus on AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and farm management. His work has been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, The Hindu, and BMJ.
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Vishwanath Kulkarni's articles predominantly cover agricultural and financial topics related to India, with a significant focus on citing data, government announcements, and press releases. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary based on credible data sources.
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Likely delay in arrivals aids price trend even as acreage is seen at par with last year, with sowing catching up in Gujarat, Telangana
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
The rise in domestic stocks is due to surge in imports to a record high this season, says Cotton Association of India
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
Key coffee regions in Karnataka, Kerala receive uneven rainfall with deficit going up to 61%
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
Exporters say buyers preferring coarser yarn counts due higher local production costs; shipments to Bangladesh drop
The areas as of August 14 was 108.14 lakh hectares compared with 108.49 lh a year ago
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
Hand-picked moong is fetching a higher price of Rs 8,600-10,300 per quintal, while machine harvested ones command lower prices due to higher foreign material content
The EUDR norms requiring certain commodities like coffee to be deforestation-free and fully traceable with geolocation data will take effect on December 30
Meal off-take higher by both food and feed makers, says trade body SOPA Consumption of soyabean meal has picked up from both domestic livestock feed and food sector on the growing demand for protein products.
Cotton acreage remains steady this kharif season at 108 lakh hectares, with Southern states seeing significant expansion.
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
India's exports of cotton yarn to China more than doubled during FY2025-26 to over $460 million from the previous year's $217 million
