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Why are devastating mice plagues happening in Australia?

Crops are being ravaged and homes are being invaded by the rodents - and itโ€™s costing farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Below-normal monsoon for Andhra Pradesh, but short, heavy spells likely: IMD

The State is likely to see more thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds during the southwest monsoon, affecting the agricultural activities, says IMD senior scientist

Monsoon rain reaches Kerala 3 days late but on time to save Indian harvests

The monsoon rains are essential for driving India's $4 trillion economy.

Kerala monsoon onset: Why southwest monsoon arrival matters for India

The southwest monsoon onset in Kerala not only impacts local weather patterns but also plays a crucial role in shaping India's food security, agricultural GDP, and water supply across the nation.

Officials instructed to gear up for monsoon sowing, intensify vigil in flood-prone areas

Karnataka mango produce falls by 5 lakh tonnes this year due to climate extremities

Due to late mango harvest and low yield, the state level mango mela organised in Lalbagh has delayed by a month

CM Revanth Reddy for crop diversification, as below normal rainfall is forecast

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has directed officials to educate farmers on the impacts of El Niรฑo and the usage of less water-intensive crops, as below normal rainfall is forecast for monsoon

'It's like a decaying body': Australian farmers battle mouse plague

Farmers report thousands of mice per hectare destroying crops and invading homes.

Telangana launches weather advisory initiative to help farmers

Poisonous invasion: What is the โ€˜devilโ€™s trumpetโ€™ harming crops in Iraq?

The spread of datura is forcing the Iraqi Interior Ministry to urge farmers and citizens to report if spotted.

Rayalaseema farmers gear up for kharif season amid El Nino concerns

Distribution of seeds, soil testing, and desilting of farm ponds are already under way in several mandals, coupled with the acceleration of the โ€˜Jaladharaโ€™ initiative, say officials

Government readies contingency plans to counter El Nino threat to kharif season, says Agriculture Minister Shivraj Chouhan

Agriculture Secretary Atish Chandra also said crop diversification, agricultural self-reliance, and sustainability have become the govt's core priorities, urging States to align their plans accordingly

Deficient pre-monsoon rains in Kodagu, Mysuru trigger Kharif concerns

Minister promises to replant damaged crops in Kozhikode

T. Siddique assures farmers in Nadapuram, Kavilumpara, and Maruthonkara grama panchayats that the Local Self-Governments and Agriculture departments will take steps to replant crops damaged in the recent heavy rains

Chittoor poultry belt on alert as summer heat intensifies

The region hosts hundreds of poultry units, including broiler farms, layer units, hatcheries, and contract farming setups, making it one of the most active poultry clusters in Andhra Pradesh

Collector calls for massive expansion of natural farming in Nandyal

Addressing a gathering of farmers at an awareness programme, Rajakumari Ganiya says close to 90,000 farmers were currently practising natural farming on nearly 50,000 hectares across the district

Agriculture Department urges judicious use of fertilizers amid West Asia crisis

Adopt balanced fertilizer application practices to ensure healthy crop growth, efficient use of resources and long-term soil sustainability, says official

Summer rains drench paddy and maize

Distraught farmers sought immediate steps to expedite paddy procurement and buy rain-soaked paddy forthwith

Minister cautions ryots against stubble burning, explains its adverse impact

Tummala Nageswara Rao faults Centre on urea supply, procurement of maize, jowar, sunflower crops

Poultry farmers advised heatwave strategies amid rising chicken mortality

Farmers are advised to supply fresh water and feed to chicks, sprinkle water to decrease heat and follow scientific methods to dispose the dead birds to prevent diseases, says Animal Husbandry officials

Two-day training programme on crop diversification concludes in Nadyal

Crops damaged in heavy rainfall in Bagalkot, Vijayapura, Belagavi

Cuddalore administration holds awareness meeting on impact of El Nino for farmers

Lokesh lauds progressive farmer on achieving success in natural farming

Urging farmers to adopt organic farming practices, the IT Minister says Zero Budget Natural Farming remains the core vision of the Chief Minister

Seminar on human-animal conflict in Kuvempu University: PCCF attributes conflicts to increase in population, expansion of agri sector