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Should the agriculture industry be more regulated? (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg News produced a  video  that featured senior research fellow,  Joseph Glauber. In the video, Glauber states that the USDA funnels billions to the agriculture industry with few strings attached. Money could benefit the environment — if the govern…

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Farmers grow crops with ‘magic liquid’ fertiliser (The Nation)

The Nation  (Malawi) published an  article  on fertilizer use and subsidies in Malawi. One fertilizer, ‘Bionitrate’ made from urine is starting to improve yields for farmers in Malawi who face high costs applying fertilizer to maize and other crops amid s…

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MSP--The factoids vs. the facts (The Hindu)

The Hindu published an  op-ed  by Reteeka Khera, Senior Research Fellow  Sudha Narayanan, and  Prankur Gupta on the purpose of the MSP and the debate on agricultural issues that must take into account the changed geography of procurement and the seller’s …

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Farm laws: Bridging the trust gap (Financial Express)

Financial Express (India) published an  op-ed  by former director of the IFPRI-South Asia Region P. K. Joshi and Arabinda K. Padhee on farmer demands and how the government is negotiating with them. Few of the demands, on arbitration mechanism between fa…

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Four key aspects of the farmers’ protest (Hindustan Times)

Hindustan Times  published an  article  on the ongoing stand-off between the Union government and protesting farmers that doesn't appear to be letting up. Farmers, especially in Punjab and Haryana, have been protesting against the three agriculture laws e…

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Price of farm reform (Telegraph Online)

Telegraph Online  published an  article  writing that the prime minister, Narendra Modi, believes that the three bills on agricultural reform are essential for doubling farmers’ income by 2022. Some industrialists have compared the legislations with the l…

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