A daily digest of market, agri-policy, technology and climate news — from Ukraine and the world. 311 news items in 26 sections.
Surging fuel and fertiliser costs tied to the Iran war are forcing rice farmers in Southeast Asia to delay harvesting and reconsider planting decisions for the next crop.
Ireland’s fuel protests have highlighted how strongly the country’s farm sector depends on imported food, grain, feed and logistics, even where domestic production is high.
India said marine product exports reached ₹62,408 crore in 2024-25 and urged the industry to move toward a new target of ₹1 lakh crore through diversification and compliance.
Indonesia’s food agency says domestic production is covering most staple demand, allowing the country to limit imports to only a small group of strategic commodities.
Elders will shift Western Australian wool handling and sales to Melbourne from July 2027 as lower production and policy changes reshape the state's wool market.
Corn prices moved lower after the Iran-US ceasefire reduced immediate fears over nitrogen fertiliser flows through the Strait of Hormuz, though wider supply risks remain in place.
Historic drought in Ethiopia's Somali region is undermining myrrh harvesting, squeezing village incomes and raising new questions about the resilience of a high-value resin supply chain.
Analysts expect soybean prices to face stronger supply pressure in the second half of 2026 as US plantings rise, global output grows and Brazil brings another large crop…
The conflict in West Asia is putting India’s farm economy under pressure before and after harvest, raising input costs while slowing exports of perishable produce.