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Market participants expect India’s cotton area to grow in 2026 as stronger prices and possible El Nino conditions make the crop more attractive.
Indian authorities are preparing talks with shipping lines after the West Asia war sharply disrupted basmati exports and drove freight costs higher.
British farmers, fertiliser importers and greenhouse growers warn that surging fertiliser and gas costs are setting up another round of food inflation.
U.S. farmers say higher diesel and fertilizer prices linked to the Iran war are hitting planting budgets and could add fresh pressure to food prices.
Indonesia says it is strengthening water access, pumping and seed support in West Java to protect rice production ahead of a potentially longer and drier 2026 dry season.
Canada's food regulator fined Oxford Frozen Foods C$10,000 for labelling blueberries as Canadian, tightening scrutiny of origin claims as shoppers look harder for local food.
IFFCO and Indian officials say fertilizer supplies remain adequate for farmers even as the West Asia crisis raises risks for raw materials, shipping and global prices.
Rice farmers in Malaysia's Kerian district say a two-week irrigation delay tied to critically low Bukit Merah Dam levels is threatening planting schedules, yields and farm cash flow.
Australia’s blueberry industry has expanded into a sector worth more than A$500 million. That growth is now bringing sharper debate over chemical drift, water use and how intensive…
