₹14 crore climate-smart farming plan for 1,200 villages in 24 districts
Five model villages per district will train farmers from nine neighbouring villages each in crops and methods that cope with floods, drought and heat.
Read storyFive model villages per district will train farmers from nine neighbouring villages each in crops and methods that cope with floods, drought and heat.
Read storyProcurement starts on 1 November in North Bihar and 15 November in the south, using AgriStack IDs and online registration.
Read storyThe area under makhana is to double to 82,000 hectares, and farm income from the crop has risen more than twelvefold since 2012–13.
Read storyThe Seemanchal tea scheme aims to give farmers a high-value crop alongside their traditional fields.
Read storyThe ₹6,143 crore irrigation and flood-relief link is being built under PMKSY, starting with remodelling of the Eastern Kosi Main Canal.
Read storyWarehouses, processing centres and machinery hubs for small farmers are being built with cheaper credit under the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund.
Read storyMakhana growers can get up to ₹71,600 in assistance to adopt modern methods; applications are via the Bihar Krishi App.
Read storyA two-tonne consignment from Purnia opened a cheaper waterway route for GI-tagged makhana exports.
Read storyStarted in 2008, the Kundghat irrigation project is expected to water thousands of acres of farmland.
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