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Decline in stubble burning cases in Haryana: Agri minister

Stating that this practice not only enhances soil fertility but also provides economic benefits to farmers, the agriculture minister said that incorporating crop residue into the soil boosts the levels of carbon and other nutrients, leading to higher yields in subsequent crops

The government’s awareness campaign has significantly reduced stubble-burning cases this season, says Rana. (HT File)
Updated on Nov 06, 2024 05:40 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

A State-driven solutionto crop stubble menace

If the State were to buy the crop residue and convert it for use in thermal power generation, it could allow North India to breathe easy in winters

Amritsar: A farmer burns paddy stubble in a field, on the outskirts of Amritsar, Monday, Nov. 4, 2024. (PTI Photo) (PTI)
Published on Nov 05, 2024 07:41 PM IST

Gautam Budh Nagar: 2 FIRs filed after 14 stubble-burning, garbage fires

Noida administration filed FIRs and fines for stubble burning amid rising pollution, urging farmers to adopt sustainable practices to improve air quality.

Authorities emphasised that strict monitoring to prevent activities such as stubble and waste fires significantly helps against the deteriorating air quality in the region. (HT Photo)
Updated on Oct 19, 2024 06:54 AM IST

{Farm fires} At 33, Punjab records season’s highest single-day count

A senior official from the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) warned that the number of stubble-burning incidents is expected to rise further in the coming days, likely causing a decline in the state’s air quality.

A farmer burns straw stubble in a field after the paddy crop harvest near Jaitu Mandi in Faridkot District, Punjab,Wednesday. (Sanjeev Kumar / Hindustan Times)
Updated on Oct 10, 2024 05:02 AM IST
By, Patiala

Punjab’s crop residue management plan bets big on subsidised machines

Punjab’s crop residue management plan has been sent to the Centre for approval, which if given will be followed by the release of funds

The Punjab government has decided to provide farmers with 36,020 subsidised machines for in-situ and ex-situ management of the crop residue. (HT File)
Updated on Mar 01, 2024 08:02 AM IST
By, Chandigarh
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