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China Curbs on Supply of Plant Nutrients May Hit Horticulture Crops

The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram

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July 07, 2025

AFTER restricting supply of rare earth magnets used by the automobile sector in India, China has imposed curbs on supply of water-soluble fertiliser (WSF) ingredients, which may affect the horticulture sector.

- JITENDRA CHOUBEY @New Delhi

WSF, a class of fertilisers easily absorbed by plants, is applied through drip irrigation, sprinklers or foliar spray, delivering nutrients directly to the leaves of plants instead of through the soil.

Horticulture industry is larger than India's grain economy and contributes around one-third to the agricultural GDP. The major horticulture crops that would be impacted are grapes, pomegranates, bananas, and polyhouse farming, where exotic fruits and vegetables are grown for exports.

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IOC to comply with US sanction on Russian oil

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Jaishankar meets Rubio in Malaysia amid tariff tension and trade talks

EXTERNAL Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Kuala Lumpur on Monday on the sidelines of the ASEAN and East Asia Summits, marking their second meeting in just over a month, and fourth this year. The two leaders are learnt to have discussed a host of bilateral and regional issues, including trade talks.

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SACRED SPACES & SHATTERED TRUST

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Every wall tells a story

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MP farmer beaten, run over by BJP leader, dies

A 40-year-old farmer was beaten to death by BJP leader Mahendra Nagar and aides in Ganeshpura village of Madhya Pradesh’s Guna district.

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The secret to adding lush charm

CURTAINS are fine, but have you ever tried swapping them for a wall of green creepers? Nothing beats the drama of plants spilling, climbing, and flowering around your home.

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Exporters flag concern over GM soya imports

INDIA’S soybean exporters have raised concerns over the government's reported consideration to allow imports of genetically modified (GM) soybean meal from the US, warning that such a move could erode the country’s export competitiveness built on its “non-GM” reputation.

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