EU Parliament backs bigger long-term budget and new taxes
The European Parliament backed a larger 2028–2034 EU budget and new revenue streams, arguing that agriculture and poorer regions should not lose out as the bloc funds new…
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The European Parliament backed a larger 2028–2034 EU budget and new revenue streams, arguing that agriculture and poorer regions should not lose out as the bloc funds new…
An underground vertical farming center in Istanbul is preparing to grow pesticide-free strawberries year-round while sharply reducing water use and transport costs for fresh produce.
Turkey’s farm sector has entered the new season cautiously after last year’s frost damage hit 16 products across 65 provinces, with recovery now varying sharply by crop and…
India has allowed another 2.5 million tonnes of wheat exports, taking the permitted total to 5 million tonnes as officials point to comfortable stocks and the likelihood of…
Cherry growers in Kashmir are counting on rail shipments to Mumbai to reduce spoilage, improve price realization and ease distress sales during the peak of the harvest season.
China has stepped up customs checks on fertilizer exports, especially ammonium sulphate, after misdeclaration cases emerged and global prices jumped amid disruptions linked to the Strait of Hormuz.
Amazon will act as the primary buyer of carbon credits generated by Bayer’s TGRA program to cut methane emissions from rice farming in India.
FAO and WMO say intensifying heatwaves are threatening crops, livestock, fisheries, and the livelihoods of more than one billion people tied to agrifood systems.
MIT engineers found that the sound of falling droplets can shake rice seeds out of dormancy and speed up germination.