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Threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz are tightening fertilizer supplies and lifting prices; Canadian growers face higher input costs ahead of spring seeding.
Since 2015 Dr. Gurdev Chand has led hydroponics adoption in Jammu & Kashmir, enabling year‑round fodder and vegetable production, standard protocols for diverse crops, and a NABARD-backed Rs.…
Strikes and shutdowns at Gulf terminals, pipelines and fields have interrupted exports and raised fuel price risks for farming and food transport chains.
Strikes and shutdowns at Gulf terminals and refineries risk shortages of fuel, LNG and feedstock for fertilizers, raising costs and supply risks for farms and food chains.
NIMET advises farmers to wait for soil moisture to reach 50% and for rains expected between April 15 and end of April before planting; government support and security…
Transit through the Strait of Hormuz has been effectively halted, threatening fertilizer deliveries and putting upward pressure on food prices, the American Farm Bureau warns.
Two Indian analysts call for shifting reform priorities from output alone to policies that integrate nutrition, climate adaptation and technology for smallholders.
Mexico’s economy ministry consultations found businesses favor preserving CUSMA while improving its operation; outcome matters for agricultural exports, inputs and cross‑border supply chains ahead of the March 16…
Yale Environment 360 and international studies say decades of dam building and mass well drilling have pushed Iran toward severe groundwater depletion, risking long-term loss of underground storage.