16:54 Delhi introduces a fee for the use of treated wastewater for farms. Delhi authorities plan to implement a new treated water policy, mandating farm owners to make monthly payments for its consumption. Irrigation
16:07 The El Niño phenomenon triggers drought and harvest losses in Central American countries. In Panama and El Salvador, a state of emergency and a "red alert" have been declared due to the extreme drought caused by the El Niño natural phenomenon, which has led to the loss of a portion of the agricultural harvest. Economics
15:07 A comprehensive approach to crop protection against birds Farmers use a combination of various bird control methods to minimize harvest losses and protect crops. The choice of strategy depends on the bird species, crop type, and environmental conditions. Plant protection
14:17 Agri-voltaics research: tomato cultivation under solar panels Scientists from the University of Arizona studied the effect of shading from solar panels on crop yield in arid climate conditions. Vegetable growing
13:21 Scottish farmers are requesting support due to bluetongue virus restrictions The agricultural union NFU Scotland has appealed to the government to assist livestock farmers affected by quarantine measures in connection with the spread of the bluetongue virus. Veterinary medicine
12:23 The decision on duty-free beef imports sparked criticism from American farmers. The Donald Trump administration announced a temporary lifting of tariffs on the import of 300,000 tons of beef to reduce retail prices. This measure met with strong opposition from meat producers. Economics
11:47 Current state of the beef cattle livestock in the USA and beef import prospects The American market is facing a multi-year decline in beef cattle livestock amid drought and high production costs, which forces consideration of issues regarding increased beef imports. Economics
10:34 Application of organic fertilizers: agronomic aspects and communication with residents Farmers carry out seasonal spreading of manure and sewage sludge on fields to prepare the soil for future sowing, calling on the public to be understanding of temporary inconveniences due to the odor. Nutrition and fertilizers
09:17 The new version of the crop-row-connector 1.2.1 software has been released. An update for the crop-row-connector 1.2.1 tool, designed for working with crop data, has been published. Farm machinery
16:11 India plans a complete ban on the insecticide carbosulfan The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare of India has prepared a draft order on a complete ban on the use, production, and trade of the insecticide carbosulfan. Plant protection
15:30 Development of agrotechnologies and preservation of farmers' experience in New Zealand A new discussion paper by the Helen Clark Foundation raises the issue of the need to create a "Living Knowledge Bank" to record the practical experience of agricultural producers in the era of digitalization. Crop production
14:40 Reasons for leaving pumpkins in the fields: economic and agrotechnical aspects Farmers often leave a portion of the pumpkin harvest in the fields based on calculations of economic feasibility, produce quality, and soil fertility management strategies. Crop production
13:47 Agroecology and landscape design: Phoebe Lickwar's experience Phoebe Lickwar, associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture, investigates the potential of integrating agronomic practices into modern landscape design and the urban environment. Ecology
13:02 The effect of solar panels on the growth of medicinal crops: research results A 2023 Italian study showed that growing medicinal herbs under solar panels in San Severo significantly reduces moisture evaporation, but affects plant biomass indicators. Crop production
11:50 The USA is opening the border with Mexico for the import of livestock amidst high beef prices. The USDA is resuming the passage of livestock from Mexico through a border point in Arizona in an attempt to curb the rise in domestic beef costs. Livestock
11:05 New Zealand farmers report an increase in the number of pests on agricultural land According to a Federated Farmers survey, farmers' efforts to control animal pests are not yielding expected results, despite the annual increase in expenditure on plant protection measures. Plant protection
10:20 Conflict over Iran increases costs for American grain producers Geopolitical tension negatively affects the economic situation of US farmers working in the wheat and corn production sector. Economics
09:06 Imports of livestock from Mexico to Arizona have resumed amid the detection of screwworm in Sonora. The Douglas port of entry in Arizona is open for the trade of livestock, bison, and horses from Mexico, despite the recent detection of a screwworm case in the state of Sonora. Livestock
16:33 The National Assembly discussed reforming the policy on the use of high-altitude pastures. The Committee on State Policy and Delegated Legislation initiated a discussion on revising the "Kharka Policy" for the development of the agricultural sector and the country's economy. Economics
15:17 Zoomlion presented industrial robotic solutions at the WRC 2026 exhibition At the World Robot Conference (WRC) 2026, Zoomlion Heavy Industry Science & Technology Co., Ltd. demonstrated new developments in the field of embodied intelligence. Farm machinery
14:15 The acceleration of El Niño could trigger a rise in agricultural prices and inflation. According to new forecasting models, El Niño could arrive 30–60 days earlier than expected. This creates risks for supply chains, harvest volumes, and monetary policy stability in developing countries. Economics
13:11 India reports the recovery of monsoon rains and a reduction in risks to the Kharif harvest. According to Macquarie data, a significant improvement in rainfall in India has helped reduce the deficit in sown areas and stabilize forecasts for the summer harvest. Crop production
12:18 Crystal Rivers farm increased the productivity of its dairy herd by constructing a covered enclosure. Investments in a covered housing complex for cows allowed the Taranaki region farm to extend the lactation period by a month and increase milk fat yield by 30,000 kg per year. Livestock
11:32 AgriTech in New Zealand: a report on preserving farming knowledge and sector development The Helen Clark Foundation presented a report on the future of New Zealand agriculture, highlighting the need for technology adoption while preserving the experience accumulated by farmers. Economics
10:26 Sugarcane growers are concerned about the paraquat ban. The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has restricted the use of paraquat in sugarcane cultivation due to risks to poultry. Plant protection
09:04 In India, the discussion regarding the reasons for the rise in sugar prices has intensified. The rise in retail sugar prices in India has sparked political controversy over the causes of product shortages and the effectiveness of state agricultural policy. Economics
16:52 Recommendations on choosing the timing and conditions for garlic planting Adherence to agrotechnical planting dates for garlic is necessary for the formation of large and healthy bulbs. Autumn is considered the optimal period for most regions. Vegetable growing
16:15 Canada is imposing retaliatory tariffs on US goods, including agricultural equipment. In response to Washington's imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced mirror retaliatory measures that will come into effect on September 8. Economics
15:23 TNAU forecasts cotton prices for the upcoming harvesting season. TNAU specialists forecast the value of high-quality cotton during the harvesting period at 75–80 rupees per kilogram, recommending that farmers consider these data when planning sowing. Economics
14:36 TNAU forecasts groundnut prices for the upcoming season at 65–70 rupees per kg. TNAU experts have presented a price forecast for groundnuts prior to the start of the sowing campaign. Farmers are advised to consider this data when planning agricultural operations. Economics
