10:12 Five types of fruit crops for container growing A full-scale garden is not required to obtain a harvest on a balcony. Experts highlight five types of fruit plants capable of producing fruit in container-growing conditions with minimal care. Fruit growing
09:10 The Food Reserve Agency of Zambia is preparing for the 2026 harvest season. The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) is preparing to receive the harvest for the 2026 season. The success of the procurement campaign will depend on the speed of payments to farmers and the transparency of all processes. Economics
15:55 Cultivating corn has increased farmers' income in the Kosi region. Farmers in the Kosi river floodplain (Bihar state) noted profit growth due to the expansion of corn sowing. Demand from ethanol producers and poultry feed manufacturers contributes to the development of the rural economy. Crop production
14:47 Record low water levels in the Po River are forcing farmers to change their crop rotation. Italian farmers are facing a water shortage in the Po River basin due to climate change, which forces them to reconsider their approaches to irrigation and select more drought-tolerant crops. Crop production
13:45 The share of internet users in Turkish agriculture has reached 86%. According to TÜİK data, the internet penetration rate among skilled workers in the agriculture, forestry, and fishery sectors of Turkey has more than doubled over the last decade. Economics
12:33 The eighth edition of the farmers' market in Shillong confirmed the demand for direct sales. The eighth monthly farmers' market was held in Shillong, organized to support local producers and provide townspeople with fresh organic crops. Economics
11:29 Selection of cows for keeping on solar farms Farmers Jess and Marcus Gray have bred a new cattle breed specifically adapted for grazing on solar power plant territories. Livestock
10:40 Nigeria and China are developing scientific and technical cooperation in the agricultural sector. The Nigerian government plans to implement Chinese technologies to reduce harvest losses, develop agricultural processing, and increase the export volume of agricultural products. Economics
10:03 The "Sugarloaf" cultivar of cabbage is gaining popularity among consumers. Amidst the increased interest in various types of cabbage on the internet, the "Sugarloaf" cultivar is becoming a sought-after vegetable due to its taste qualities and convenience in cooking. Vegetable growing
09:22 The problem of plastic pollution in South African pastures and risks to livestock Farmers working on communal lands in South Africa face a threat to livestock health due to the widespread prevalence of plastic waste. Ecology
16:04 The rising price of ginger is stimulating the development of commercial production in the Ilam district. Favorable price conditions in the ginger market are encouraging farmers in the Ilam district to shift from traditional crops to the commercial cultivation of this spice. Crop production
14:55 In the Madhesh province, the second stage of mineral fertilizer supply has begun. Agricultural Inputs Company Limited has commenced the second phase of urea and diammonium phosphate (DAP) distribution in the Dhanusha and Mahottari districts amidst the completion of rice planting. Nutrition and fertilizers
13:37 The development of solar energy on agricultural land in Ireland In Ireland, there is an active implementation of solar power plants, which are located on flat or gently sloping areas suitable for agricultural use. Ecology
12:20 New York has expanded sales opportunities for microbusinesses in the cannabis sector. New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law allowing licensed microbusinesses to sell their products at farmers' markets and specialized public events. Economics
11:06 Outcomes of the Sustainability Forum at the 2026 World Dairy Summit A forum dedicated to the eco-friendly future of the dairy industry was held in Hohhot, where participants discussed the sector's development strategy for the period after 2030. Livestock
09:55 A Chinese diplomat assessed the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs on soybean exports as negative. The trade standoff between the US and China continues to complicate the supply of agricultural products, in particular soybeans. Economics
09:01 The Future Farmers NZ organization has presented a development strategy for New Zealand's agricultural sector. The public organization Future Farmers NZ has united agricultural professionals to form a unified vision for the future of the country's agriculture. Economics
16:02 Including plantain in the diet of dairy livestock reduces nitrate leaching. Four-year trials at Lincoln University showed that the use of Ecotain cultivar plantain in pasture mixtures reduces nitrate leaching by 33% without compromising milk productivity. Ecology
14:52 Scientists are developing purple maize cultivars for the production of natural food colorants. Researchers from the University of Missouri are working on adapting South American purple maize for cultivation in the U.S. Corn Belt as a source of natural pigment. Storage and processing
14:09 The former Commissioner of Agriculture for the state of Tennessee won the Republican primary. Charlie Hatcher, an agricultural sector representative with many years of experience, defeated incumbent Congressman Andy Ogles in the Tennessee Republican primary. Economics
13:25 The RainPoint intelligent automatic irrigation system is presented. RainPoint has introduced a comprehensive smart irrigation system, including a gateway, a dual-channel Wi-Fi timer, and sensors for soil moisture and precipitation. Irrigation
12:45 Victoria mandates indoor housing for poultry due to H5N1 flu Authorities in the Australian state of Victoria have ordered the transition of poultry to indoor housing to prevent the spread of the H5N1 avian influenza virus. Veterinary medicine
11:50 Elephant deaths in Kenya: investigating the link to agriculture The death of 15 elephants has been recorded in the vicinity of Kenya's Amboseli National Park. Preliminary examination results point to cyanide poisoning. Plant protection
11:11 The damage to Kerala’s agriculture from floods is estimated at 99.29 crore rupees. Kerala’s Minister of Agriculture T. Siddique reported preliminary estimates of harvest losses due to heavy rains and floods, as well as a request for federal financial assistance. Ecology
10:28 The agricultural bill did not pass review in the US Senate. The US Senate Committee on Agriculture did not adopt the agricultural bill at the discussion stage. Economics
09:11 Poultry farmers in Lagos are calling for the accelerated launch of an egg powder production plant. The Poultry Association of Nigeria (Lagos State Chapter) has appealed to the authorities to accelerate the commissioning of the processing facility to reduce losses from product spoilage. Storage and processing
16:44 Cancellation of poultry exhibitions in South Australia due to the spread of the H5 virus Organizers of the Royal Adelaide Show and other rural events in South Australia have cancelled competitions and displays involving poultry due to the rising number of confirmed H5 virus cases. Veterinary medicine
16:04 Drought in the UK: farmers report a decrease in yield and risks to food security. Record drought in July and a precipitation deficit led to a decrease in the harvest of major crops in the UK. Experts and farmers are discussing the need to change farming systems to ensure food security. Ecology
15:27 Inland Revenue is tightening tax oversight in the horticulture sector. The Inland Revenue Department of New Zealand has announced stricter audits for growers, contractors, and subcontractors due to identified violations of tax legislation. Economics
14:10 Milky Mist Dairy Food launches an IPO worth 1,553 crore rupees. Indian dairy producer Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd announced the opening of its initial public offering (IPO) subscription for August 11. Livestock
