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  1. ICAR has released new crop varieties to help boost yields, while Centre for Science and Environment has reported on extreme weather trends affecting agriculture.

New Crop Breeding Facility Established in Eastern India

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Eastern India is establishing its first next-generation crop breeding facility in Ranchi. The facility is designed to enhance crop resilience and yields, potentially reducing the time needed to develop new crop varieties from 8 to 12 years down to 5 or 6 years. The institute plans to inaugurate the facility and lay the foundation stone for several key projects on Thursday.

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The facility aims to breed crops capable of withstanding both drought and excess rainfall, addressing growing challenges from erratic weather patterns. This infrastructure project is part of a larger effort to boost agricultural yields following reports on extreme weather trends.

ICAR has recently released new crop varieties to help boost yields, while the Centre for Science and Environment has reported on extreme weather trends affecting agriculture.

From indiatimes.com

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