Canada tomato prices jump 45.2% on supply problems linked to Mexico
Canadian tomato prices surged in May as poor weather in Mexico, reduced planting and higher transport costs fed through to retail shelves.
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Canadian tomato prices surged in May as poor weather in Mexico, reduced planting and higher transport costs fed through to retail shelves.
After a review lasting nearly 30 years, Australia decided to keep paraquat and diquat available, but with much tighter rules on application rates, equipment and operator protection.
Tasmanian poultry farms are tightening biosecurity after Australia's first H5N1 detections and warning that an outbreak in commercial flocks could force total depopulation.
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.
A crop residue management initiative in Punjab and Haryana is showing that shared machinery and village-level cooperatives can cut stubble burning while lowering farmers' costs.
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…
Fruit growers in Alanya are upgrading banana and avocado greenhouses with automated controls to save water and energy, cut labour needs and keep production viable under intensifying drought…
East Kalimantan exported 769.9 tonnes of tiger prawns worth more than Rp173.3 billion in January-May 2026, with officials linking growth to sustainable aquaculture, faster logistics and stronger coastal…
Madhesh Province, one of Nepal’s main wheat-producing areas, reported lower production this year. Officials linked the decline to adverse weather, pest pressure, weak irrigation coverage and a lack…