Telangana Council of Higher Education, TSCHE will start the TS EAMCET 2026 registration process on 19 February 2026. Candidates who want to appear for the Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy Joint Entrance Test, TG EAPCET 2026 can find the direct link through the official website of TG EAPCET at eapcet.tgche.ac.in.

Telangana Council of Higher Education, TSCHE has started the registration process for TG EAPCET 2026 on February 19. All candidates wishing to appear for the Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Pharmacy Joint Entrance Test can find the direct link through the official website of TG EAPCET at eapcet.tgche.ac.in.

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The UN Development Program (UNDP) said on Tuesday that clearing Gaza’s rubble at the current pace could take seven years, as most residents continue to live in extremely hazardous conditions,…

This research investigates the influence of seabird guano on agriculture in the Chincha Valley of southern Peru through multi-isotopic, archaeological, and historical data. We conduct stable carbon,…

India’s agri-tech sector has been steadily expanding, with startups working to bridge the gap between traditional farming and modern technology. In Assam, where agriculture remains the backbone of the economy, the challenge today goes beyond productivity. Farmers must adapt to climate change, manage shrinking resources, and navigate volatile markets. Against this backdrop, ventures like Agrithink Services are emerging to bring practical, science-driven solutions to the grassroots.

India’s agri-tech sector has been steadily expanding, with startups working to bridge the gap between traditional farming and modern technology. In Assam, where agriculture remains the backbone of the economy, the challenge today goes beyond productivity. Farmers must adapt to climate change, manage shrinking resources, and navigate volatile markets. Against this backdrop, ventures like Agrithink Services are emerging to bring practical, science-driven solutions to the grassroots.

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BEATLES aspires to identify the individual, systemic and policy lock-ins and levers that influence entire food systems behavioural change and to develop transformation pathways of change to accelerate...

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Without intervention, rice – the country’s primary staple food – could lose up to 60 per cent of its ability to grow by 2050, found a report by the Philippine Climate Change Assessment. Crop insurance was cited by researchers as among the means towards improving food security. Rice farmers in the fields of Nueva Ecija in Luzon, the main rice growing region in the Philippines. Image: Shubert Ciencia, CC BY 2.0 via Flickr...

MONROVIA – The Ministry of Agriculture has unveiled a new five-year Corporate Strategic Plan aimed at repositioning the sector around implementation, accountability, and measurable results, as the government intensifies efforts to reduce food imports and strengthen domestic agricultural production. The Corporate Strategic Plan (2025–2030), funded by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), sets out the institutional direction for implementing priorities under the National Agriculture Development Plan and advancing President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s Vision for Liberians to feed themselves. This strategy reflects a shift from policy ambition toward coordinated execution, with a focus on improving productivity, strengthening agribusiness, and ensuring that investments in agriculture translate into tangible outcomes for farmers and rural communities. Launching the plan, Agriculture Minister Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah described the initiative as a national responsibility to transform how agriculture is managed and delivered across the country. “This launch is a national commitment to ensure that Liberia feeds itself, creates opportunities for wealth creation, and builds a resilient agricultural economy for future generations,” Minister Nuetah said. The Minister acknowledged Liberia’s strong agricultural potential, citing the country’s vast arable land, favorable rainfall, and youthful population, but noted that progress has been slowed by weak coordination and limited focus...

The House Agriculture Committee voted to report House Bill 111 favorably after sponsor Rep. Ryan Bivens and industry witnesses said the bill protects family farms by clarifying that livestock health decisions rest with the farm owner; the committee noted veterinarian and public-health authorities would still respond to large outbreaks.