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Indian Rabi Crop Acreage Sees Growth, Wheat and Pulses Lead the Way by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory The total rabi crop area in India has increased by 1.5% year-on-year to 493.62 lakh hectares (lh) as of December 6. Wheat sowing rose by 2.3% to 239.49 lh, while pulses acreage jumped by 4.3% to 120.65 lh. However, oilseed sowing fell by 4.4%, driven by a drop in mustard area. Rajasthan witnessed a shift towards wheat and chana due to price benefits, including a wheat bonus. Current rainfall and snowfall in key regions are aiding crop growth, with production depending on February-March weathe...
Indian Rabi Crop Acreage Sees Growth, Wheat and Pulses Lead the Way by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Indian Rabi Crop Acreage Sees Growth, Wheat and Pulses Lead the Way by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Source: Kedia Advisory
2024-12-10 09:11:24 am
Centre asks major retailers to follow declining mandi prices of key pulses  Prices of tur (arhar) and urad pulses in major mandis have declined by almost 10 per cent in the last three months but retail prices have not seen a similar decline yet, the Centre said on Tuesday.  Nidhi Khare, Secretary, Department of Consumer Affairs, told the Retailers Association of India (RAI) and representatives from leading organised retail chains that in respect of chana, decline in mandi prices have been observed in the past one month but retail prices continue to incr...
Centre asks major retailers to follow declining mandi prices of key pulses
Centre asks major retailers to follow declining mandi prices of key pulses
Source: IANS
2024-10-08 06:20:49 pm
India's Pulses Imports Set to Decline by 15%, Driven by Strong Domestic Production and Falling Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory # India's pulses imports may decrease to 40-45 lakh tonnes in FY25 from 47.38 lakh tonnes in FY24. # Better monsoon and increased Kharif acreage are expected to boost domestic production. # Wholesale pulses prices have dropped, with tur prices falling by Rs 20 per kg in the last month. # Long-term government policy and import duties on yellow peas. # India's pulses production has risen to 244.93 lakh tonnes in 2023-24 from 163.23 lakh tonnes in 2015-16.   India&...
India's Pulses Imports Set to Decline by 15%, Driven by Strong Domestic Production and Falling Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
India's Pulses Imports Set to Decline by 15%, Driven by Strong Domestic Production and Falling Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Source: Kedia Advisory
2024-08-09 05:44:35 pm
Karnataka Farmers Boost Kharif Acreage : Major Gains in Pulses, Maize, and Oilseeds by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory Karnataka's early kharif sowing sees a significant rise in acreage for tur, moong, and maize due to favorable pre-monsoon showers. Despite recent erratic rains, overall kharif acreage has more than doubled. The state has set ambitious targets for pulses, cereals, and oilseeds. However, rainfall deficits in some districts pose challenges. Highlights Significant Increase in Crop Acreage: Early kharif sowing in Karnataka has seen a substantial rise in the area under pulses (tur and moo...
Karnataka Farmers Boost Kharif Acreage : Major Gains in Pulses, Maize, and Oilseeds by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Karnataka Farmers Boost Kharif Acreage : Major Gains in Pulses, Maize, and Oilseeds by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Source: Kedia Advisory
2024-06-28 11:22:30 am
Government imposes stock limits on traders to keep prices of pulses in check The Centre has issued an order imposing stock limits for pulses that can be stored by wholesalers, retailers, big chain retailers, millers, and importers to prevent hoarding and keep prices in check.  The order, which kicks in with immediate effect, prescribes stock limits for tur and chana, including kabuli chana, until September 30, 2024, for all states and Union Territories. The action is part of a slew of measures taken by the government to keep prices of essential commodities ...
Government imposes stock limits on traders to keep prices of pulses in check
Government imposes stock limits on traders to keep prices of pulses in check
Source: IANS
2024-06-22 09:41:31 am
India`s Rabi Season Faces Critical Acreage Crisis, Posing a Pulses Predicament by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory India's Rabi season witnesses a staggering 1.65 million-hectare decline in acreage, with pulses, especially gram and green gram, bearing the brunt. Concerns mount as reduced wheat and paddy cultivation exacerbate fears of food shortages and price hikes, prompting government alarm ahead of crucial 2024 elections. Regional variations, including deficient rainfall in key states, underscore the urgent need for strategic agricultural interventions. Highlights Overall Acreage Decline: The...
India`s Rabi Season Faces Critical Acreage Crisis, Posing a Pulses Predicament by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
India`s Rabi Season Faces Critical Acreage Crisis, Posing a Pulses Predicament by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Source: PR Agency
2024-01-06 12:53:29 pm
Bharat Dal Revolution: Affordable Pulse Power Unleashed at Rs 60/kg to Tackle Soaring Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory Embarking on a pulse affordability mission, the Centre introduces 'Bharat Dal' at Rs 60/kg, sold through major outlets, addressing rising pulse prices with strategic releases from the Price Stabilisation Fund and a commitment to moderating import duties on key varieties. The move comes amidst a surge in rice prices, prompting considerations for a discounted 'Bharat Rice' to maintain consumer cost-effectiveness.   Highlights Introduction of 'Bharat Dal': T...
Bharat Dal Revolution: Affordable Pulse Power Unleashed at Rs 60/kg to Tackle Soaring Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Bharat Dal Revolution: Affordable Pulse Power Unleashed at Rs 60/kg to Tackle Soaring Prices by Amit Gupta, Kedia Advisory
Source: Kedia Advisory
2023-12-28 12:07:00 pm
Thali cost dips in October as potato, tomato, chicken prices drop The cost of representative, home-cooked vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali fell by 5 per cent and 7 per cent, respectively, in October compared to the same month of the previous year, according to the latest CRISIL report released on Monday. The decline in thali cost, which reflects a dip in food inflation, was due to a significant 21 per cent and 38 per cent year-on-year decline in the prices of potato and tomato, respectively, during the month, the report stated. The cost of non-veg ...
Thali cost dips in October as potato, tomato, chicken prices drop
Thali cost dips in October as potato, tomato, chicken prices drop
Source: IANS
2023-11-07 10:22:39 am