10:15 In Istanbul, sunflower harvest is forecast to increase by 25 percent. Due to abundant rainfall in Istanbul, an increase in the harvesting volumes of sunflower by 20–25 percent is expected compared to last year. Crop production
09:13 Resumption of H5N1 case reporting in US livestock and poultry The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has updated data on H5N1 virus detections following a one-month hiatus in reporting. Veterinary medicine
16:44 The transformation of Flying D Ranch: shifting from livestock farming to commercial bison production 37 years after purchasing the Flying D Ranch in Montana, the former cattle farm has turned into one of the largest private sites for commercial bison production. Livestock
16:03 The role of artificial intelligence in the development of the agro-industrial complex The implementation of artificial intelligence technologies is becoming a key factor for increasing efficiency and optimizing processes in agriculture and the food industry. Economics
15:17 Development of microbiological fertilizers as a method of reducing synthetic nutrition Agrotechnological companies are looking for ways to replace a portion of chemical nitrogen fertilizers with microbes. The use of biological products is intended to reduce farmers' costs and decrease greenhouse gas emissions. Nutrition and fertilizers
14:33 The work of the agricultural cooperative in Burin: overcoming obstacles Farmers from the Burin’s Land and Farming Cooperative continue to perform tillage in conditions of constant attacks, destruction of infrastructure, and military restrictions. Crop production
13:47 New Zealand farmers are facing increased levies for the NAIT livestock tracking program. As of September 1st, OSPRI has increased tag costs and slaughter levies to fund NAIT system upgrades and cover past budget deficits. Livestock
13:05 Rice harvest forecast in Japan for 2026: the ministry has presented the data The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan has published the rice yield forecast for 2026, based on crop condition data as of August 15. Crop production
12:24 India’s maize production forecast for 2026-27 has been lowered by 10% The USDA has revised the maize harvest forecast in India to 50 million tonnes due to a reduction in sown areas and the impact of adverse weather conditions. Crop production
11:12 In the rural municipality of Raguganga, commercial yak farming has begun. The first commercial yak (chauri) farming enterprise has been launched in the village of Chimkhola, Raguganga municipality, Myagdi district. Livestock
09:54 The government is testing a digital system for tracking fertilizer sales through land registries. A pilot project has been launched in 22 states to integrate farmers' land plot data with the fertilizer sales system to monitor purchase volumes and the distribution of subsidies. Nutrition and fertilizers
09:07 Soil analysis using cotton underwear: results of the "Proof by Underpants" project Scientists from the University of Zurich used buried cotton underwear to assess biological activity and soil quality in various Swiss landscapes. Soil and tillage
16:00 The history of the Stewart family and their farm in County Longford Irish farmers Phil and Liv Stewart have released a book dedicated to the history of their farm fields, which successfully combines traditional beef and grain production with modern media technologies. Crop production
14:59 SafeWork NSW inspections identified 44 safety violations on farms in the state SafeWork NSW inspectors conducted a large-scale inspection of agribusinesses in the Coffs Coast and Riverina regions, recording over 40 violations of labor laws and occupational health and safety regulations. Economics
13:47 Deer diet preferences: which crops attract livestock animals Experts in ungulate ecology identify soybean and corn as the most attractive crops for deer, which requires farmers to understand their feeding behavior to protect the harvest. Plant protection
12:55 Development of wind energy in Nolan County, Texas In the American city of Sweetwater, agriculture and livestock farming have been complemented by large-scale wind energy production, which has led to significant economic changes in the region. Economics
11:39 Edamame harvesting has started in Nakasatsunai. Edamame harvesting has begun in Hokkaido Prefecture. Favorable weather conditions contributed to high-quality development of the crop, and farmers expect to harvest about 3,000 tons of produce by mid-September. Vegetable growing
10:23 The impact of energy projects on agricultural land in New York State The implementation of industrial solar power plant projects in New York State leads to the withdrawal of thousands of hectares of agricultural land from production and affects wildlife habitats. Ecology
09:04 The development of residential areas in Queensland is changing the land-use purpose of agricultural soil. In the Bundaberg region, the implementation of major development projects leads to a reduction in territories previously used for sugar cane and livestock. Economics
16:39 Military conflict with Iran: consequences for the American agricultural sector The start of direct military confrontation between the US and Iran creates serious economic risks for the American agricultural sector due to rising energy prices and logistical constraints. Economics
15:18 The government is expanding the digital fertilizer monitoring system The country's authorities are scaling up the iFMS platform to track fertilizer supply, linking sales data with farmers' land registries and government subsidy systems. Nutrition and fertilizers
14:14 Republican lobbyists represent the interests of a Chinese company regarding land ownership. A number of former Republican staffers and officials are involved in lobbying activities related to foreign ownership of agricultural land in the United States. Economics
13:04 Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has acquired his own farm in Derbyshire Clarkson’s Farm participant Kaleb Cooper has acquired the Flatts Farm agricultural holding in the county of Derbyshire for 1.7 million pounds sterling. Economics
12:27 Vineyard restoration in Sheikh Ijlin: experience and challenges Farmer Khaled Abu Madin has begun restoring his family's vineyards in Sheikh Ijlin, which were damaged during hostilities, and has harvested the first crop following a forced hiatus. Viticulture
11:35 The experience of a Belgian farmer: conserving soil moisture without artificial irrigation Belgian farmer Diederik Steyert claims that he has not used artificial irrigation on his crops for 26 years, relying instead on specific soil management practices. Soil and tillage
10:25 Features of operating the Mammotion Luba 3 AWD robotic lawn mower The Mammotion Luba 3 AWD robotic mower, equipped with the NetRTK navigation system, has entered the market. The device uses a combination of satellite positioning and LiDAR for autonomous lawn care. Farm machinery
09:13 Corn cobs increase the efficiency of nitrate removal in bioreactors Field trials have shown that the use of corn cobs as a filler for drainage bioreactors accelerates water purification from nitrates up to 10 times compared to wood chips. Ecology
16:35 Te Ranga Pamu farm has been awarded for biodiversity and achievements in the agricultural sector. The Te Ranga Pamu dairy farm from the Bay of Plenty region received two prestigious awards at the 2026 Ballance Farm Environment Awards for its success in agriculture and environmental initiatives. Livestock
15:54 Hurricane "Lala" caused extensive damage to coffee plantations in the Kaʻū district. High winds and flooding caused by Hurricane "Lala" led to mass mortality of coffee trees and destruction of farm infrastructure in the Kaʻū district, Hawaii. Crop production
15:19 Vietnamese farmers are replacing coffee crops with durian due to demand in China Coffee producers in the Central Highlands of Vietnam are switching to durian cultivation. This is driven by high consumer demand in the Chinese market, which has become the primary destination for the export of this fruit. Economics
