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Hydroponic Farming: Growing Without Soil.

Blogs, AgricultureApril 1, 2025

Hydroponic Farming: Growing Without Soil.

Bihar ka Makhana Revolution: Kisano ke Liye Ek Naya Avsar Bihar ka makhana (foxnut) industry ab rashtriya star par pehchaan bana raha hai. Sarkar ki naye initiatives utpadan, value addition aur marketing ko badhava dene ke liye taiyar hain. Bharat ke 90% makhana ka utpadan Bihar me hota hai, jo is sector ko naye uchaiyon tak le jaane ka sanket deta hai.

NewsMarch 20, 2025

Bihar ka Makhana Revolution: Kisano ke Liye Ek Naya Avsar.

Bihar’s Makhana Revolution: A Boost for Farmers and the Superfood Industry Bihar’s makhana (foxnut) industry has gained national recognition following key government initiatives aimed at boosting production, value addition, and market expansion. With Bihar producing 90% of India’s makhana,

NewsMarch 20, 2025

Bihar’s Makhana Revolution: A Boost for Farmers and the Superfood Industry.

Indian woman in a vibrant green and orange saree standing in a cotton field, holding freshly picked cotton in her hands. She has a warm smile and wears traditional gold jewelry, symbolizing the role of women in agriculture. The background features lush green cotton plants under a clear sky, depicting rural farming and sustainable cotton harvesting."

NewsMarch 20, 2025

Central India ka Green Cotton Revolution: Sustainable Farming ki Taraf Ek Bada Kadam.

"Group of Indian women farmers dressed in colorful sarees harvesting cotton in a vast cotton field. They are picking fluffy white cotton bolls by hand, symbolizing rural women's contribution to agriculture and the textile industry. The bright sky and green fields in the background highlight the essence of sustainable farming and women's empowerment in agribusiness."

NewsMarch 20, 2025

Central India’s Green Cotton Revolution: A Step Towards Sustainable Farming.

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Agriculture, BlogsMarch 7, 2025

Empowering Farmers: Growing India’s Agriculture