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Nowadays potato is grown in 4.96 lac hectre land in Bangladesh.

At the time the site was put up for sale the marketing was aimed at a convenience store for the 0.21 hectre site.

ENVIRONMENTAL experts are concerned about the development of over 8,000- hectre land in the northernmost part of Delhi owing to its seismic vulnerability.

The first Green Revolution began in 1963 when IRRI developed the IR8 rice variety which raised rice production from 1.5 tons per hectare to four tons per hectre. IRRI was established by the Philippine government in Los Banos, Laguna, in 1962, with the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.

Indian sovereignty is necessary over this region to construct a bund and pondage area of about a hectre.

Nearly one lakh hectre of crop has been submerged, and more than seventy thousand people have been left homeless due to the heavy rains in the catchments areas of the Brahmaputra from the last one week.

The fully-furnished castle has recently been put up for sale, boasting about 100 hectre of land including the forest and lake that will make for ideal hunting and fishing grounds.

One of the resource persons at the training, Dr Olunfunmilayo Ande, who recommended integrated soil fertility management for farmers said:'It is not just using fertilizer to boost productivity, you combine organic with organic, then you use improved seed varieties because if your seeds has the potential of two tonnes per hectre on maize there is no amount of fertilizer that will make it give you four tonnes.'

On Zahidullah's 40 hectre of land mostly saline and water logged due to its vicinity to river Kurma, 4500 saplings have been planted that have grown as small plants in a period of one year.

Nearly one lakh hectre of crop has been submerged, and more than seventy thousand people have been left homeless due to the heavy rains in the catchments areas of the Brahmaputra river in the foothills of the Himalayan Hills in Arunachal Pradesh from the last one week.