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Wednesday, July 23, 2003
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  • Livestock revolution predicted

    AQUACULTURE


    Netting a catch
    A fisherman's family engaged in fishing in the Krishna river near Vijayawada. Scattered rains have raised the water levels in the river.

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    RUBBER


    Rubber erases Monday's gains
    RUBBER market fell back to weeked rates in the absence of buyers on Tuesday. After a days trading, the covering group vanished from the trading floor and all the grades shed Monday's gains against the expectations. In the futures market, ... More

    TEA


    Re-launch of Nargis tea in September
    After Russia, Limtex is looking to launch the brand in other CIS nations such as Ukraine, Kiev and also West Asia. More

    FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING


    `Global demand for gherkins on the rise'
    GENERALLY not found on Indian plates, gherkins — pasteurised cucumbers — are a major dietary constituent to many in central or eastern European countries. It is said that in the Czech Republic, if one orders for meat and vegetarian ... More

    PRECIOUS METALS


    Gold may begin a new innings in 2004
    THIS has been the most volatile year for gold prices since the early 1990s with the build up to the Iraq war being the catalyst for a first quarter surge and then fall in prices; followed by a second quarter rally based on the dollar weakness. ... More

    Farm recovery seen boosting local demand
    WITH agricultural crop prospects brightening, a robust recovery in farm output and higher rural incomes - after a disastrous year of drought - is expected to drive the country's demand for gold up in the coming months. Although world gold ... More

    COTTON


  • All-India cotton meet to discuss quality issues

    JUTE


  • Jute Corpn purchase centres

    SPICES & CONDIMENTS


    Pepper steady on tight global supply
    Increased demand from China is reported to have slowed down Vietnamese sales to other markets. More

    AGRICULTURAL POLICY


    Paddy MSP set to get CCEA nod
    THE Food Corporation of India (FCI) and State agencies will procure paddy during the forthcoming 2003-04 kharif marketing season at Rs 550 per quintal for common varieties and Rs 580 per quintal for Grade `A' varieties. These are the same ... More
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    Looking back
    Jul. 13-Jul. 19
    `Chinese silk dumped at very low prices'

    Balrampur Chini gets $15-m IFC loan for UP project

    Record global oilseeds, vegoil output forecast

    Area under soyabean may top 60 lakh ha

    Rs 18,000 a kg for Darjeeling tea!

    Area under groundnut at 5-year high in Gujarat

    Rs 600-cr package for sugarcane growers — Move embitters South against benefits to only North

    Widespread rains may boost fertiliser offtake — But Q1 figures tell a different tale


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