15:38 Farmers' dependence on synthetic nitrogen fertilizers: risks and prospects of biofertilizers Rising natural gas prices and geopolitical instability increase the cost of nitrogen fertilizers, forcing farmers to seek alternative ways of crop nutrition. Nutrition and fertilizers
14:52 The impact of the VNI West transmission line project on the choice of farmers in Ripon County The Australian opposition coalition and the One Nation party have pledged to cancel the VNI West transmission line project if they win the November election. Economics
14:05 Constellation Brands will allocate $100 million to support farmers in three U.S. states. Constellation Brands has announced the launch of a $100 million investment program aimed at developing farms that grow barley, corn, and hops in Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota. Economics
13:10 The delay in issuing visas to participants of the Working Holiday program threatens Australian agriculture. The Australian federal government has slowed down the visa approval process for Working Holiday program participants, which has raised concerns among farmers regarding labor availability. Economics
12:20 Nigeria has approved a new policy on biotechnology The Federal Executive Council has approved the revised National Biotechnology Policy, which will replace the 2001 document for the development of agriculture and other sectors. Ecology
11:21 Ecological restoration of the Loess Plateau in China Integrated agrotechnical measures on the Loess Plateau helped to stop soil erosion and improve the economic well-being of the local population. Soil and tillage
10:06 Rules for harvesting and storage of onions Timely harvesting and proper preparation of onions for storage allow avoiding harvest losses and vegetable spoilage. The optimal harvest period depends on the characteristics of the cultivar, weather conditions, and the state of the plants. Vegetable growing
09:02 Specifics of solar pump subsidies in Indian states Gopal Kabra, head of GK Energy, noted the benefits of the solar pump installation program in Maharashtra due to significant government support. Farm machinery
16:09 Agrivoltaics as a method of adapting agriculture in Egypt to an arid climate Egyptian farmers are testing a technology of placing solar panels over crops. This method helps to protect plants from heat stress and reduce the evaporation of soil moisture. Greenhouses and covers
15:17 Irish farmers report a serious feed deficit due to drought. The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) warns of a critical shortage of feed and financial difficulties in the agricultural sector caused by the prolonged lack of precipitation during the summer. Ecology
14:37 Quarantines have been imposed in the state of Colorado due to an outbreak of vesicular stomatitis in horses. Cases of vesicular stomatitis in horses have been recorded in Colorado, which resulted in the implementation of quarantine measures at a number of sites in four counties of the state. Veterinary medicine
13:29 An increase in dairy product prices was recorded at the Global Dairy Trade auction. At the latest Global Dairy Trade auction, the average dairy price index rose by 2.3%. The positive trend is driven by an increase in the cost of milk powders amidst forecasts of changes in supply. Economics
12:14 Experience of introducing poultry into pastures for soil restoration Livestock farm owner Gemma Cripps is testing the use of poultry to improve land conditions. The initial results show positive trends in soil cover restoration. Soil and tillage
10:55 Delta State authorities are training 1,000 young specialists in agribusiness. The Delta State government has launched a three-day educational program for youth aimed at developing entrepreneurial skills in the field of agriculture. Economics
09:50 In New Zealand, the structure of livestock is changing: the sheep population is decreasing, while cattle is growing. According to a recent report by Beef and Lamb New Zealand, against the backdrop of global demand for beef, the number of beef cattle in the country has increased by 3.3%, while the sheep population has decreased by 2%. Livestock
09:08 Bank of Agriculture expands financial support for women farmers in Nigeria. The Bank of Agriculture (BOA) of Nigeria is introducing new tools to support women farmers, aimed at expanding their participation in the value chain and increasing production efficiency. Economics
16:37 The Sustainable Smallholder Solutions foundation has opened the GAEA agrotechnological academy. As part of International Youth Day 2026, the FSSS organization launched the Global Agri Entrepreneurship Academy to train new entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector. Economics
15:18 Shares of dairy producer Milky Mist Dairy Food made a successful stock market debut The milk processing company Milky Mist Dairy Food Limited completed an initial public offering worth 1,553 crore rupees, closing its first trading day with a 30% increase in share price. Economics
14:30 West Midland farmers prevented the spread of a major fire A group of local farmers helped stop a large-scale fire in Stourbridge by using agricultural machinery to create firebreaks. Farm machinery
13:20 British farmers will gain access to satellite technologies for crop monitoring. The UK Space Agency has allocated funding for Farmer Charlie’s GAUFF project, aimed at integrating satellite sensors into agriculture. Farm machinery
12:05 TCDA has begun distributing resources to tree crop farmers. The Tree Crop Development Authority (TCDA) has launched a nationwide program to provide agricultural inputs to farmers for the 2026 season. Nutrition and fertilizers
11:08 In New Zealand, the number of livestock animals is decreasing against the background of an increase in the number of beef cattle. According to an industry survey by Beef + Lamb New Zealand, the country has recorded a decrease in the number of sheep with a simultaneous increase in the number of beef cattle over the last year. Economics
09:52 First cases of bluetongue disease have been recorded in Scotland. The first case of bluetongue virus (BTV3) infection has been detected in Creetown, Scotland. The infection has affected several farms, causing serious concerns among local farmers and veterinary services. Veterinary medicine
09:10 Brazilian scientists are developing crop production technologies for space. Researchers from Brazil, as part of the Space Farming Brazil Network project, are working on adapting crops for cultivation in extreme conditions beyond Earth. Crop production
16:01 Tyson Foods is reducing production capacity amid a livestock shortage in the USA One of the largest US meat processors, Tyson Foods, is closing or selling three of its beef processing facilities due to a historic decline in livestock numbers. Economics
14:56 Seizure of livestock in the military training area During a special law enforcement operation, about 80 heads of livestock were seized from their owners on the territory of an active Israel Defense Forces training ground. Livestock
13:36 The United States is resuming the import of Mexican livestock through the Douglas port of entry in Arizona. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the partial reopening of the southern border for the import of live livestock from Mexico starting August 24, despite the persistent threat of screwworm spread. Veterinary medicine
12:25 Ngāi Tahu will become the new lessee of the largest farm, Molesworth Station. The New Zealand Department of Conservation has selected the Ngāi Tahu tribe as the next operator of the country's largest farm, Molesworth Station, replacing the current manager, Pāmu. Ecology
11:36 Differences between deer corn and commercial grain Experts note that forage corn for wildlife differs significantly from grain intended for human consumption or livestock in terms of composition and quality. Seeds and varieties
10:58 A former office worker achieved an annual revenue of 12 million rupees from a dairy farm. An Indian resident left his job in Delhi with a salary of 40,000 rupees to launch his own dairy production in a rural area. Livestock
