Jharkhand launches large-scale freshwater prawn farming to meet demand
Jharkhand has moved into the second phase of giant freshwater prawn farming, releasing 2.3 million seeds into nine water bodies as the state tries to replace imports and…
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Jharkhand has moved into the second phase of giant freshwater prawn farming, releasing 2.3 million seeds into nine water bodies as the state tries to replace imports and…
India's BiofuelCircle says it has built a network of more than 70 biomass banks in three years, linking farmers, crop-residue aggregation and bioenergy demand in a farm-to-fuel-to-soil model.
Rising diesel, petrol and fertiliser costs are squeezing New Zealand dairy farms, even as strong milk payouts still provide some margin support.
USDA's New Delhi office expects India's peanut crop to grow in 2026-27 as more farmers shift acreage from cotton to a better-paying oilseed.
Warm weather and early mountain snowmelt refilled southern Alberta reservoirs this winter, strengthening the case for new water storage projects for farms.
An unusually dry winter followed by heavy rain is damaging Darjeeling's premium first flush and putting more pressure on one of India's best-known tea regions.
A widening investigation into possible abuse of EU farm subsidies in Greece has triggered cabinet resignations and intensified scrutiny of land and livestock claims.
The UK and Japan have agreed mutual recognition for organic livestock standards, reducing certification barriers for British exporters.
March storms and heavy rain in Bangladesh have left maize growers facing new crop losses, weaker cash flow and a renewed risk of debt.