tea News Archive - 02-Jan-2008
THE Danish government is poised to withdraw a $4 million loan to Buhweju county tea farmers in Bushenyi District if the farmers fail to raise the required counter funding of $1 million.
SYDNEY, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Australia were 214 for six in their first innings at tea on the opening day of the second test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
Sydney, Jan 2 (PTI) Australia were 212 for six in their first innings at tea on the opening day of the second cricket Test against India at the SCG here today.
The new year got off to a terrible start for a family in Tea.
SYDNEY, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Scoreboard at tea on the first day of the second test between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday. Australia first innings P.Jaques c Dhoni b RP Singh 0 M.Hayden c Tendulkar b RP Singh 13 R.Ponting lbw b Harbhajan 55 M.Hussey c Tendulkar b RP Singh 41 M.Clarke lbw b Harbhajan 1 A.Symonds not out 39 A.Gilchrist c Tendulkar b RP Singh 7 B.Hogg ...
New Delhi, Jan. 1 : The tea industry in Himachal Pradesh?s Kangra valley is in a crisis because of falling exports, inadequate returns and a low yield per hectare.
Australia were recovering from a mini collapse in an action-packed afternoon session as the hosts reached 214 for six at tea.
TEA - A New Year's Day fire totaled a Tea family's garage and the two cars inside. The fire started around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday and probably was caused by a space heater in the garage, said Lincoln County Emergency Management Director Harold Timmerman. He said the house, owned by Pat and Julie Cullens, was intact and seemingly without any fire damage. Nobody was injured.
Australia were recovering from a mini collapse in an action-packed afternoon session as the hosts reached 214 for six at tea on the first day of the second cricket Test at the SCG on Wednesday. Andrew Symonds (39) and Brad Hogg (48) had thumped 80 quick runs for the seventh wicket after being reduced to 134 for six at one stage. Australia began the session at 95 for 2 and were apparently ...
Guwahati, Jan. 1: The Assam forest department is looking to acquire a portion of a Tata-owned tea estate near Kaziranga National Park to save wildlife from straying into an area where they are most likely exposed to killer pesticides.
