11:11 Indian agriculture: balancing food security and trade India faces the need to reconcile domestic social welfare with participation in global trade amid global geopolitical instability. Economics
09:49 Combating pesticide counterfeiting and the prospects for India's agro-industrial complex The full implementation of the National Integrated Pest Management System will help eradicate the problem of counterfeit pesticides in India. Plant protection
09:12 The New Zealand horticulture industry has topped the agricultural optimism rankings According to a fresh Kantar and Rabobank survey, growers have ousted the sheep and beef sector from the top spot in business confidence. Economics
16:22 Labour's new migration policy has drawn criticism from farmers The Australian government has introduced a package of migration measures aimed at reducing overall population growth and combating visa violations. Economics
14:58 Sowing campaigns of Australian farmers under weather and market conditions Australian farmers are sowing spring crops amidst market volatility and the approaching El Niño. Crop production
14:00 Wairarapa farmers have been warned of drought and feed shortages due to El Niño Farmers in the New Zealand region of Wairarapa are advised to prepare for a record-dry summer due to the El Niño climate pattern. Ecology
12:54 Farmers oppose housing project on fertile soil in Amberley North Canterbury crop producers are calling for the suspension of a 230-home residential project due to the threat to productive soil. Ecology
11:36 Farmers in Bauchi State have been trained in climate-smart agriculture The Smallholder Farmers Foundation has trained over 21,000 farmers in seven local government areas of northern Bauchi in regenerative agriculture practices. Ecology
10:14 Prolonged rains in the Canadian prairies are delaying the harvesting Abundant rainfall of the past summer has led to a lag in harvesting operations among grain producers in all three Canadian prairie provinces compared to multi-year averages. Crop production
09:10 Outbreak of avian influenza A(H5N1) at a poultry farm in the USA affected cats and rats A case of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) was recorded on an Illinois farm in 2025. The infection caused poultry mortality and spread to mammals. Veterinary medicine
16:55 IFF introduces the new Omni-Bos™ PHY enzyme for dairy livestock IFF announced the release of the Omni-Bos™ PHY enzyme, which helps dairy farms utilize nutrients from feed more efficiently. Livestock
16:18 Microplastics in the soil act as a "Trojan horse" for transporting toxins An international research project has detected microplastics in all tested European agricultural lands. The particles transport pollutants and affect soil ecosystems. Soil and tillage
15:12 How farmers combat voles: crop protection methods To protect crops and pastures from voles, farmers employ integrated pest management strategies, including habitat modification, biological methods, and trapping. Plant protection
13:50 The Senate Committee approved the Farming 2.0 bill The Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry approved the Agricultural Act of 2026: Farm Bill 2.0, which cuts funding for the EQIP program. Economics
12:28 NASA study: how the space environment affects the seed of 11 crops Scientists analyzed the viability, emergence and development of seed after months on an experimental spaceplane. Seeds and varieties
11:16 The region is preparing for a "super" El Niño: harvest and agricultural sector are under threat The probability of a powerful El Niño climate event from now until December is estimated at 98 percent. Farmers in Southeast Asia are already recording damage from heat and drought. Ecology
10:39 The Maremma breed is considered as livestock protection against predators Australian farmers paid attention to Italian Maremma sheepdogs in the fight against wild animals causing damage to livestock. Livestock
09:49 The results of the Federated Farmers survey on profits and risks have been published A new Federated Farmers survey showed farm profitability rising to a decade high, but farmers are concerned about rising costs and a future downturn. Economics
09:09 Trials against gazania: farmers combat the weed In South Australia, trials of control methods are underway against the invasive gazania plant, which threatens farmland and local ecosystems. Plant protection
16:57 New Zealand vegetable growers warn of risks from supermarket reforms Vegetables New Zealand stated that about half of the producers are not confident in their business in 10 years due to narrow profitability and new challenges. Economics
15:49 Australian clay feed additive for poultry The mining company Multi Minerals Australia has introduced a unique clay feed additive for broilers and layers that reduces costs and reliance on antibiotics. Livestock
14:59 US beef imports caused market volatility and anxiety among livestock farmers The decision by the Donald Trump administration to import 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef led to a drop in livestock farmers' incomes against the backdrop of herd shortages in the US. Economics
13:42 An initiative to reduce tomato imports has been launched in Ghana Minister for Food and Agriculture Eric Opoku presented the GHATSI program aimed at developing domestic tomato production. Economics
12:50 The impact of El Niño on agriculture in Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu The El Niño phenomenon causes drought and crop failure in Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, posing a threat to food security and water scarcity. Ecology
11:52 The protest of Romanian farmers and livestock producers against the export ban escalated into clashes In Bucharest, about 2,000 livestock producers and farmers held a protest against the extension of the livestock export ban due to peste des petits ruminants. The protest escalated into clashes with the police. Economics
11:09 Record sales of an Aberdeen Angus bull in New Zealand Tapahia Angus Stud farm owners Jeremy and Kate Caldwell acquired a yearling bull for $50,000, setting a new Angus New Zealand price record. Livestock
10:01 The GDT price index fell by 1.1% at the night trading session. Global dairy trade concluded with a 1.1% drop in the price index. The most noticeable decline was recorded for butter and mozzarella cheese. Economics
09:07 Kenilworth Dairies saves the Rosinsky family dairy farm from closure Kenilworth Dairies came to the rescue of the Rosinsky family dairy farms in Queensland left without a processor contract. Livestock
16:00 The First Lady of Nigeria allocated ₦5 million to farmers of Anambra State First Lady Oluremi Tinubu handed over ₦5 million to beneficiaries of the agricultural program in Anambra State to support their businesses in response to a warm reception during the visit. Economics
14:40 USDA Chief Information Officer Steps Down USDA Chief Information Officer Sam Berry is leaving his post to join a departmental technology initiative. Economics
