10:27 Scientists are testing deep-rooted crops to combat climate change Researchers from the Salk Institute for Biological Studies are studying the ability of crops with a more developed root system to sequester carbon in the soil. Seeds and varieties
09:16 Waste processing into biogas: the experience of the Vegpro enterprise in Naivasha At the Vegpro enterprise in Naivasha, 45,000 tons of plant waste were processed into biogas. The resulting methane is used to generate electricity on the farm. Ecology
16:25 Fertilizer trade deal: US discusses potash purchases from Belarus President Trump reported working on a trade agreement that will allow the US to purchase potassium chloride from Belarus to reduce expenses for American farmers. Nutrition and fertilizers
15:16 In Australia, there is a debate over the use of environmental water for farmers. MP David Farley proposed directing environmental water to agricultural needs this summer, which sparked discussion among officials, ecologists, and farmers. Irrigation
14:02 The Isis Central Sugar Mill has requested financial assistance The Isis Central Sugar Mill enterprise is lagging behind its scheduled processing targets and is negotiating for a government loan. Economics
13:13 The vessel William Fraser delivered livestock from the Chatham Islands to Napier The converted landing craft transported 330 head of young cattle as part of the renewed sea transport service for the remote community. Livestock
11:58 Avocado harvest in New Zealand: frosts and season outlook New Zealand avocado growers face uncertainty due to winter frosts despite favorable market prospects. Fruit growing
10:47 A practical workshop on wetland restoration will be held in Whanganui The event for farmers and landowners focuses on the benefits of wetlands for water protection and agricultural land management. Ecology
09:58 Minister Shane Jones discussed special laws for aquaculture The Ministry for Primary Industries of New Zealand and Senior Minister Shane Jones held a closed meeting with the leaders of aquaculture companies. Ecology
09:16 Rajasthan farmers are selling mung below MSP due to delayed government procurement In Rajasthan, the volume of new crop mung supplies has increased 10-fold, but farmers are forced to sell the crop 15% below the minimum support price. Economics
15:57 Military actions in the Black Sea region led to an increase in wheat prices The escalation of the conflict in the Black Sea region reduced Ukrainian maritime grain exports by 92% and triggered a surge in wheat prices of approximately 24% since January 2026. Economics
14:48 The Kwara State has launched an artificial insemination program for livestock animals The Kwara State government, in partnership with the international company Genex URUS, has initiated a cattle artificial insemination program to improve breeds and increase milk production. Livestock
13:54 New rules on dust exposure limits have drawn criticism from farmers Representatives of Australia's agricultural and mining sectors state that the new maximum allowable concentration standards for dust and gases are impractical. Ecology
13:06 Sri Lanka's lessons: what a sudden transition to organic farming leads to Sri Lanka's experience has shown the catastrophic consequences of abandoning synthetic fertilizers, yet calls for the transition to agroecology continue. Ecology
12:19 Agrobot startup Agrograde develops AI machines for tomatoes and garlic Agrograde creates artificial intelligence devices for sorting, grading, weighing, and warehouse automation for tomatoes, garlic, and leafy vegetables. Farm machinery
10:56 Fires in Central Queensland: damage to agricultural enterprises Early spring landscape fires in Central Queensland destroyed livestock and caused damage to a number of agricultural facilities. Firefighters are urging farmers to postpone controlled burns. Ecology
09:37 Minnesota reported an H5N1 outbreak at three poultry facilities State public health authorities confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza at three new commercial facilities in Minnesota, increasing the state's autumn poultry losses. Veterinary medicine
09:00 Impact of corn diet on the health of livestock animals Specialists note that wild livestock animals are unable to survive on a diet consisting solely of corn. Such a monodiet leads to serious health disorders and the death of livestock animals. Livestock
16:16 Mother Dairy has opened a butter chiplet production line in Gujarat Mother Dairy has launched the first dedicated butter chiplet production line in the state of Gujarat with plans for nationwide supply. Storage and processing
15:13 Stone dams strengthen water security and the agricultural sector in Ladakh A pilot project on the construction of low-cost stone dams in the high-altitude region of Ladakh has shown successful results in supporting agriculture. Irrigation
14:02 Specifics of growing peas and carrots by Kem Ormond Kem Ormond's article examines practical aspects of harvesting peas and carrot cultivation techniques, including sowing, maintenance, and harvesting. Vegetable growing
12:54 The Act party presented its agricultural program for the 2026 elections The Act party promises to make farming more attractive by repealing climate policy, cutting red tape, and introducing new visas. Economics
11:54 Agrivoltaic systems protected nectarines from frost French researchers found that solar panels can protect nectarine flowers from frost by maintaining higher bud temperatures. Fruit growing
10:32 The financial situation of US farmers is worsening against the backdrop of Washington's policies American agricultural producers are facing rising costs for fuel, fertilizer, and machinery due to military operations in Iran and the trade war with Canada. Economics
09:11 Reporting and nitrogen fertilizer application: dairy sector data Dairy farmers voluntarily restrict the use of nitrogen fertilizers, yet nearly 40% of farmers fail to submit mandatory reporting. Nutrition and fertilizers
16:02 Growing hardy vegetables in changeable spring weather GARETH CARTER FROM SPRINGVALE GARDEN CENTRE TALKED ABOUT WHICH CROPS THRIVE IN SPRING COLD SNAPS AND COOL NIGHTS. Vegetable growing
14:58 Breeding crops for crop rotation will increase yield and reduce fertilizer costs Researchers from the University of Queensland suggest developing cultivars based on their impact on subsequent crops rather than just on yield performance. Crop production
14:05 Mapping underground fungal networks in Canadian agriculture Researchers combine soil analysis, DNA sequencing and modeling to compile an ecological atlas of mycorrhizal fungi beneath Canada's fields. Soil and tillage
13:24 Farmers warn of a threat to food security due to visas The federal government announced a reform of the working holiday maker visa system, which caused concern in Australia's agricultural sector. Economics
12:06 Indian dairy sector: shifting from volume to value creation India has become the global leader in milk production volumes, yet for sector stability, a focus on increasing added value and farmers' income is essential. Livestock
