Search result for 'fertiliser requirement'

India''s government is finalizing imports of 17 lakh tonnes of urea to boost domestic supply. Fertilizer stock is comfortable for the ongoing Kharif sowing season.

India''s government will reassess fertiliser subsidy estimates for 2026-27 due to a significant fall in global urea import prices, ensuring comfortable stock for Kharif.

National Fertilizers Ltd''s urea import tender sees bids at $445/tonne, over 50% lower than April. Global urea prices fall, potentially easing India''s fertilizer subsidy burden.

India''s fertiliser ministry seeks to double the subsidy from Rs 1.71 lakh cr due to the West Asia conflict, rising global prices, and import challenges.

Indian farmers procured 11.17 lakh tonnes of organic manure this kharif, a 3.5x jump, signaling a shift from chemical fertilizers. Govt assures comfortable fertiliser stock.

Oman considers diverting OMIFCO fertilizer production share to India if requested. Focus on India-Oman trade and energy cooperation.

India''s fertiliser subsidy could cross Rs 3 lakh crore in FY27 due to rising global prices. Govt assures sufficient stocks.

Government assures adequate fertilizer availability for the upcoming Kharif sowing season. Domestic output and imports ensure sufficient supply.

Government assures ample fertilizer stocks for Kharif season. Farmers urged to avoid panic buying. Imports and domestic production secure supply.

Govt assures comfortable fertiliser stock for Kharif season. Adequate supply of soil nutrients ensured. MRP remains constant.

Fertiliser subsidy bill likely to overshoot Rs 1.71 lakh cr budget due to rising import costs & West Asia crisis. Supply remains stable.

India plans to import 64 LT urea and 19 LT other fertilisers for kharif season despite high global prices. Supply remains strong.

India's fertiliser supply is strong for Kharif season. 25 lakh ton urea imported to boost supply. Stocks are comfortable nationwide.

West Asia conflict causes 60% gas price surge for fertilizer plants. India ensures adequate fertilizer stocks despite rising input costs.

India has enough fertiliser for kharif season, but gas supply disruption and geopolitical tensions are a concern, says FAI.

Padma awardees propose poison-free farming schools, village compost units to boost soil health & reduce fertiliser overuse. Experts call for sustainable practices.

India's complex fertiliser capacity is set to increase by 25% in three years, reducing import dependence. Read the Crisil Ratings report.

India and Canada pledge deeper fertiliser cooperation to boost agricultural security. Focus on potash supply and investment opportunities.

Govt to check fertiliser misuse and ensure balanced application, says Nadda. Focus on farmer-friendly policies and self-sufficiency.

Chouhan urges states to curb urea diversion & fake fertiliser sales amid kharif demand. Focus on bio-stimulants & natural farming.

Economic Survey proposes using 'Agri Stack' digital system for targeted fertiliser subsidy distribution, aiming to ensure efficient use and prevent misuse. Read more.