Gujarat agriculture
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Gujarat Farmers Race to Sow Kharif Crops as Monsoon Deficit Persists
Gujarat’s kharif sowing has tripled in a week after early monsoon delays, even as the state’s overall rainfall stays well below normal.
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Gujarat Farmer Impresses Experts with Organic Vegetable Farming
In the small village of Gela in the Lakhani taluka of Banaskantha district, a progressive farmer has taken a big step in agriculture. He has cultivated organic vegetables on his…
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Gujarat Records Over 64% Rainfall This Monsoon Season
Gujarat’s monsoon season has brought significant relief and opportunities for residents across the state, especially farmers and water resource managers. As of August 11, 2025, the state has recorded…
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Farmers Protest in Amirgarh Against Fertiliser Price Hike and Mining in Banas River
Since late April 2024, farmers in Amirgarh, Banaskantha district, Gujarat, have been protesting against the recent increase in fertiliser prices and ongoing mining activities in the Banas River. This…
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Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Mudetha Fields
In Mudetha village of Disa taluka, Banaskantha district, heavy rainfall since July 10 has caused extensive flooding in agricultural fields, severely impacting the monsoon crop cycle. According to the…
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Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Disa Taluka, Gujarat
Over 300 hectares of agricultural land in Disa Taluka, Banaskantha district, have been inundated due to continuous heavy rains since the night of June 24, 2024. This unprecedented flooding has…
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Heavy Rainfall Hits Banaskantha, Farmers Face Challenges
Banaskantha district in northern Gujarat has experienced intense rainfall since late night on June 14, 2024, resulting in widespread waterlogging and disruption for farmers and local communities. The…
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Gujarat Farmers Embrace Organic Farming for Higher Profits
In Ahmedabad district, farmers are turning to organic farming. They are focusing on crops like turmeric, coriander, pigeon peas, chickpeas, and fenugreek. By enhancing the value of these crops, they…
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Heavy Rain Causes Severe Crop Damage in Palanpur and Vadgam
9 inches of rain in Vadgam and 7 inches in Palanpur on June 29, 2024, have caused unprecedented damage to peanut crops in Banaskantha district, Gujarat. With the harvest season…
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Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding in Mehsana’s Bijapur Area
What caused the recent flooding in Mehsana’s Bijapur area? The primary factor was heavy monsoon rainfall that overwhelmed drainage systems and low-lying urban zones. Over six inches of rain fell…
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Rainy Weather Continues in Banaskantha District
The ongoing rainy weather in Banaskantha district is providing much-needed respite from the recent heatwave, but it is also raising concerns among the agricultural community due to its potential…