15:40 Farmer Thomas Duffy: why the reduction in vegetable production is not related to cows The contraction of the vegetable sector in Ireland is driven by market reasons and pricing policy rather than subsidies for livestock. Economics
14:30 Bhote Koshi flood damage: FAO assessment The August 26 flood destroyed about 1.8 thousand hectares of agricultural land and thousands of livestock animals in a number of districts in Nepal, estimates the FAO. Ecology
13:35 Benin is developing domestic cotton processing and the production of finished garments Africa's largest cotton producer is abandoning the export of raw materials alone, developing its own finished clothing production and supporting local farmers. Storage and processing
12:53 Cultivating heritage bean cultivars: recommendations and practical tips Now is a suitable season to start growing beans. Seed can be planted in pots and trays or you can wait for the Labor Day weekend for sowing in open soil. Vegetable growing
12:12 Barrie Quinn's journey: from farm work to the Portnoo Market Garden project The story of Irish farmer Barrie Quinn, who is developing a chemically untouched holding on his family plot in Donegal and sharing his experience on social media. Vegetable growing
11:26 Dairy exports from India: prospects of anhydrous milk fat In 2024–25, India produced 247.87 million tonnes of milk, yet less than 1 percent is exported. Experts analyze the opportunities for supplies of anhydrous milk fat. Economics
10:34 Impact of the Pathways to Dairy Net Zero initiative on US dairy farmers Two human rights groups have petitioned the US Department of Agriculture to end its support for the international net-zero emissions initiative. Livestock
09:53 The first Badri calf was obtained by IVF Scientists from NDRI and G B Pant University have for the first time obtained a healthy female calf of the native Badri breed using in vitro fertilization technology. Livestock
09:15 Rising diesel prices are worrying Australian farmers ahead of harvesting In Australia, against the background of the approaching grain harvesting campaign, an increase in the cost of diesel fuel is being recorded, which creates a serious burden on farmers and the transport industry. Economics
16:34 Prospects for the nut and dried fruit sector in India The Indian nut and dried fruit industry is moving to a new stage of development that spans the entire value chain, from local production to supplies to consumers. Economics
15:09 The relationship between beekeeping and agronomy Beekeeping and agriculture form a single ecological and economic system, where bees provide pollination of crops, and landscapes provide them with resources. Beekeeping
13:55 Artificial intelligence and farmers' trust in agronomic forecasts The introduction of artificial intelligence technologies is transforming agriculture into a predictable industry, yet the effectiveness of forecasts depends on the trust of farmers. Farm machinery
13:05 Indian horticulture: shifting from volumes to value creation In 2025–26, India's horticultural production is projected at 377.8 million tonnes, yet the industry's main challenge is boosting farmers' incomes and supply chain efficiency. Economics
12:30 Testing floating wetlands on Phillip Island World-first trials have shown that floating wetlands can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from wastewater lagoons. Ecology
11:50 Dispute over poultry farm in Ogun: family asks for authorities' intervention Children of the late Alhaji Ganiyu Busari and management of Constancy Farms ask the president and the governor to intervene in the situation regarding the land expropriation for the poultry complex. Economics
10:38 Supplyco's contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals: research results According to the institutional assessment, the Supplyco corporation contributes to achieving the state's Sustainable Development Goals in the fields of food security and agricultural support. Economics
09:53 The fourth Mei-Ramew café opened in Ladmawflang On Thursday, the fourth Mei-Ramew café opened in Meghalaya, designed to support local farmers, promote traditional food, and create sustainable livelihoods. Economics
09:03 Rules for selecting companion plants for corn Corn changes growing conditions throughout the growing season, so the best companions must work with these changes rather than fight them. Crop production
16:43 New research refutes the status of the Tasmanian tiger as a livestock predator An analysis of Tasmanian tiger skulls showed that these marsupials hunted small prey rather than sheep and livestock, as European colonists believed. Livestock
15:40 A special rapeseed field for tourists was opened in Temora The Temora Shire Council and FarmLink Research have created a free public canola field so that tourists can take photos without damaging private crops. Crop production
14:30 A new pest of berry crops threatens the harvest in Australia The appearance of a dangerous international pest, the thrips Frankliniella intonsa, which causes serious damage to the strawberry harvest, has been recorded in Australia. Plant protection
13:13 The Federal Government of Nigeria intends to stop the slaughter of livestock animals outside slaughterhouses. Minister of Livestock Idi Maiha announced plans to modernize the red meat industry, develop modern slaughterhouses, and transition to standardized feedlots. Livestock
12:36 Richard Dawkins supported the decision of the Labour Party Federated Farmers representative Richard Dawkins approved the Labour Party's abandonment of plans to introduce a farm emissions charge. Ecology
11:21 IMMA Round Table: discussion of regulatory priorities A government-industry dialogue dedicated to the development of the specialty crops and biostimulants sector will take place in New Delhi. Nutrition and fertilizers
10:04 ZenaTech received IAA approval for agricultural drone services in Ireland ZenaTech has received approval from the Irish Aviation Authority for the use of drones by its subsidiary ZenaDrone for precision farming. Farm machinery
09:25 The anomalous heatwave in the UK threatens the barley harvest and beer production Summer heat and drought in the UK have led to a sharp drop in the barley harvest. According to experts and farmers, this poses a threat of shortages and rising beer prices. Crop production
16:22 India's oilmeal exports in the first quarter decreased due to soybean According to SEA data, in April – June 2026–27, India reduced its oilmeal supplies by 12.5%, mainly due to a drop in soybean meal exports. Economics
15:09 SEDC intends to develop poultry in the south-east of Nigeria The South East Development Commission (SEDC) has announced plans to make poultry a priority area to unlock agricultural potential. Poultry
14:25 Harvest protection strategies: pre-harvest hedging and insurance Specialists from CODAK Risk Advisory remind farmers of the importance of advance financial planning, state support programs, and crop insurance ahead of the harvesting campaign. Economics
13:27 The first case of anthrax in livestock in 2026 has been reported in South Dakota The South Dakota Animal Industry Board reported the first confirmed case of anthrax in beef cattle in Meade County for 2026. Veterinary medicine
