16:13 RHS research changes approach to plant nutrition in the transition to peat-free soils New commercial trials by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) challenge the view that peat-free growing media always require more fertilizer. Nutrition and fertilizers
15:03 India's agricultural sector needs deeper access to equity capital India's agriculture demonstrates large-scale transformation and growth, yet the sector's depth of participation in stock markets still lags behind these rates. Economics
14:26 Causes of scabs and crusts on the skin in livestock animals The appearance of scabs and crusts on the skin of livestock animals signals various health problems, including infections and parasitic infestations. Timely diagnostics are important for maintaining herd productivity. Veterinary medicine
13:25 Disadvantages of sandy soil and features of its use Experts consider the main disadvantages of sandy soil affecting plant cultivation, agriculture, and horticulture. Soil and tillage
12:34 A Texas farmer used an old filing cabinet for vertical gardening A goat farm in Texas demonstrated an unusual approach to vertical herb growing using an old document cabinet. Crop production
11:20 Dhanuka Agritech introduced a new fungicide Polin for rice plant protection Dhanuka Agritech launched a new fungicide Polin created through cooperation with the Japanese corporation Nippon Soda Co Ltd to combat rice blast disease. Plant protection
10:37 Farmers in British Columbia to prepare for old pesticide and livestock medicine collection In October, farmers in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley will be able to dispose of unwanted agricultural chemicals and livestock products for free under the Cleanfarms program. Ecology
09:19 The development of agrivoltaics: combining agriculture and solar energy Combining crop cultivation and livestock grazing with solar panels is gaining popularity, helping to protect plants from adverse weather and increase the efficiency of power plants. Ecology
15:42 Project on soilless cotton growing Spanish hydroponic company Magtech and the H&M group's Circular Innovation Lab have joined forces to scale up soilless cotton production. Crop production
15:04 The abnormal heat wave reduced milk production in England and Wales Due to extreme temperatures and the dry summer, dairy farmers experienced a shortfall of 240 million liters of milk, researchers estimated. Livestock
13:53 Beef production cuts and import growth in the US The US is experiencing a decline in domestic beef production and a reduction in livestock numbers against the backdrop of years of financial pressure on farmers. Livestock
12:56 Agronomists in Kenya are urged to protect the harvest and livestock from El Niño risks Projected El Niño conditions pose risks of floods, pest outbreaks, and crop diseases in Kenya. The organization aak-GROW/CropLife Kenya recommends taking measures in advance. Plant protection
11:58 Poultry expansion plans in Jammu and Kashmir raise concerns among farmers The authorities of Jammu and Kashmir intend to establish hundreds of new poultry farms, but existing producers report a crisis and farm closures. Livestock
10:51 India reduces customs duties on oil imports The country's government decided to reduce import duties on sunflower, soybean, and palm oils starting September 24 against the background of rising prices and increased supplies. Economics
10:15 Barley straw as a new material for design As part of the Second Harvest project in Turkey, researchers have learned how to make sheets from barley byproducts for sewing, printing, and creating design items. Economics
09:22 New Zealand has updated the dairy cattle welfare code Acting Minister of Agriculture Nicola Grigg has approved the revised dairy cattle welfare code, which will come into effect in April next year. Veterinary medicine
16:50 New terminal in Victoria will reduce farmers' costs for livestock delivery The opening of a new freight and livestock terminal in the Gippsland region will reduce cattle transportation costs by approximately half. Economics
15:31 The use of ferrets on farms for rodent control Farmers use ferrets as an eco-friendly and effective pest control tool due to their hunting instincts and flexible body. Livestock
14:10 The largest date farm in the Northern Territory is resuming pollination Pollination has begun at the region's largest date plantation after February downpours destroyed the previous harvest. Fruit growing
13:35 How a trust fund helps farmers protect biodiversity The Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust uses drones and surveys to help landowners study the native flora. Ecology
12:53 Agrarian Toby Parker received two awards for grain yield Gisborne producer Toby Parker won two trophies thanks to a grain yield of 22.98 tonnes per hectare and plans to beat the national record in the future. Crop production
11:55 The BATN Foundation supported women in Jigawa with a poultry project In Jigawa State, 200 women received poultry, feed, and medicines under the EMPOWER-Her project aimed at enhancing food security. Poultry
10:34 Agriculture in Istanbul: production volume and sector support The metropolis maintains a significant agricultural sector: more than 743,000 decares of land are under tillage, and local production is backed by state support. Economics
09:10 California winegrowers are reducing planting areas due to falling demand Changes in consumer habits have led to a drop in wine demand in California by more than 20% over five years. Farmers are forced to destroy vineyards and incur losses. Viticulture
16:39 Mango growers in the Northern Territory are concerned about visa changes Cuts to the federal working holiday visa program could lead to labor shortages and leave part of the mango harvest on the trees. Economics
15:55 Farmers are turning to renewable energy for additional income Financial incentives are beginning to outweigh farmers' skepticism toward renewable energy sources. Smaller-scale projects are becoming especially attractive to farmers. Ecology
14:53 Livestock prices and drought are changing farmers' plans in New South Wales Record livestock prices and good feed reserves are boosting farmers' confidence in southern New South Wales, while drought in the north and the coast is forcing them to reduce crop sowing. Livestock
14:01 The World Bank proposes creating national databases for agricultural AI The World Bank has launched an initiative to develop national agricultural data platforms. They are expected to help Nigeria and other African countries introduce artificial intelligence into the agricultural sector. Economics
12:37 John McCaw became the winner of the 2026 Arable Awards John and Mel McCaw won the title of Arable Farmer of the Year at the 2026 Arable Awards ceremony. Crop production
11:44 Yei County farmers are concerned about the schedule for distributing cocoa nursery plants Central Equatoria State plans to provide farmers with 250,000 cocoa nursery plants, but farmers fear that starting planting is already too late due to the approaching dry season. Planting and propagation
