Why U.S. agriculture believes CUSMA will survive Trump's threats
Despite President Donald Trump's harsh public stance on the trade deal with Canada and Mexico, key U.S. agricultural leaders remain confident in the agreement's long-term survival.
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Despite President Donald Trump's harsh public stance on the trade deal with Canada and Mexico, key U.S. agricultural leaders remain confident in the agreement's long-term survival.
The Lagos State Government has launched the third edition of its Agrithon programme, unveiling a substantial N200 million funding package to support youth-led innovations and agribusinesses across the…
Onion farmers in India, particularly in Maharashtra, face a recurring crisis where their crop becomes unviable due to structural issues, policy uncertainty, and price crashes, despite recent hikes…
Canadian tomato prices surged in May as poor weather in Mexico, reduced planting and higher transport costs fed through to retail shelves.
USDA's local office has raised its estimate for India's 2025/26 corn exports to 2.4 million tonnes as weak domestic prices fuel strong demand from nearby markets.
Reuters reports that India may have little sugar surplus for export for at least three seasons as El Nino threatens cane output and rising ethanol demand diverts more…
A weak start to India's southwest monsoon is already affecting Kharif sowing, with rainfall 38% below normal and the sharpest planted-area declines reported in pulses and cotton.
India’s cumin exports weakened sharply in FY26 as Chinese demand collapsed and West Asian trade routes faced disruption. The trade is warning of further pressure on prices, stocks…
FAO data cited by Bapanas show Indonesia has become Southeast Asia’s largest rice producer and the world’s fourth largest. Rising output and stocks are strengthening the country’s position…