14:25 Keith Ludwig preserved a working ranch in Hardy County through a land protection program. A Florida rancher entered into a conservation easement on approximately 660 acres, which will allow for continued agricultural activity while precluding development. Ecology
13:38 Farmers in the USA are refusing to sell land for the construction of AI data centers. Agricultural landowners in Pennsylvania and Kentucky have rejected multi-million dollar offers from developers, choosing to preserve their land for crop production. Economics
12:49 The nature of the protective coating on blueberries USDA researchers found that the dust on the surface of blueberries is a natural wax layer necessary for plant protection. Seeds and varieties
11:50 Experience of transitioning from office work to microgreen cultivation: the Embryonic Greens case Chandigarh engineer Mohit Nijhawan left a high-paying job to launch a microgreen business under the Greenu brand, which reached an annual revenue of 1.44 crore rupees. Crop production
10:38 Agrivoltaics: how solar panels affect working conditions and yield A Princeton University study showed that placing solar panels over agricultural land creates a more comfortable microclimate for workers and increases farm efficiency. Crop production
09:59 Chateau Diana winery has replaced part of its vineyards with sunflower fields. The family-owned Chateau Diana winery in Sonoma County removed 1.25 acres of Zinfandel cultivar vines, planting 3,000 sunflowers in their place to attract visitors. Viticulture
09:21 Organization of vegetable growing on limited plots Gardener Kem Ormond shares practical recommendations on growing food in small areas and effective use of space. Vegetable growing
16:57 In the state of Nebraska, biogas production from livestock animal manure has been launched. In Broken Bow, Nebraska, construction has begun on a complex of eight anaerobic digesters to process waste from the Adams Land & Cattle feedlot into natural gas. Ecology
16:20 An Australian farmer’s perspective on New Zealand sheep farming in 1938 In 1938, Ross Tame, a member of the South Australian farmers' delegation, shared his professional observations on New Zealand livestock farming, noting both the strengths and weaknesses of local practices. Livestock
15:13 Mobile solar systems in dairy farming: experience of a farmer from Victoria An Australian farmer has implemented a mobile solar power plant based on shipping containers to meet the specific energy needs of his dairy farm. Farm machinery
13:54 Microgreen producer Everything Sprouts has expanded its list of recalled products. Minneapolis-based Everything Sprouts has expanded its product recall due to the risk of cross-contamination with pathogens, linked to an outbreak in 15 states. Vegetable growing
13:12 Recommendations for creating a compost pit without unpleasant odors Proper organization of composting allows for the recycling of garden and kitchen waste without the emergence of unpleasant odors or the attraction of insects. Nutrition and fertilizers
12:30 The Greek government has announced new support measures for the agricultural sector. The Greek authorities have presented a four-year development plan providing for tax incentives and expanded lending for farmers. Economics
11:18 Prospects for the development of India's food industry: shifting to high-value-added products India plans to increase the economic efficiency of its agricultural sector through deep processing of agricultural products, projecting market growth to 600 billion US dollars by 2030. Storage and processing
10:10 Economic efficiency as a condition for the adoption of green technologies in the agricultural sector Experts emphasize that ecological practices in Indian agriculture will become mainstream only if they are economically beneficial to farmers, rather than through charitable initiatives. Nutrition and fertilizers
09:06 The role of livestock in India's food security strategy Experts call for expanding the concept of food security in India to include the development of the livestock sector to address the protein deficit and ensure the sustainability of farms. Livestock
16:12 Cotton season start: prices hold above government support levels Harvesting of the current Kharif season cotton crop has begun in several Indian states. Despite the unstable situation in global markets, procurement prices for raw cotton remain above the levels established by the government. Economics
15:32 Strawberry cultivation: recommendations on cultivar selection and care of plantings With the onset of warm weather, gardeners begin the planting of strawberries, which, with the right choice of cultivars, allows for a harvest spanning six months. Fruit growing
14:34 A bluetongue virus outbreak has been detected in a cattle herd in County Wexford. The Department of Agriculture confirmed a case of bluetongue (BTV-3) in a 16-month-old heifer in County Wexford. The infection was detected during a post-mortem examination. Veterinary medicine
13:48 Selecting the most profitable types of livestock on a 40-acre plot The profitability of livestock on 40 acres depends on market conditions, geography, and management skills, with poultry and rabbit farming showing the fastest return on investment. Livestock
12:32 Damage caused by muskrats: risks to hydraulic structures and agriculture Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) activity near water bodies can cause structural damage to dams, embankments and lead to the loss of crops. Plant protection
11:07 Aiper has introduced an ecosystem for the automation of irrigation and maintenance of home gardens. At the IFA Berlin 2026 exhibition, Aiper presented the Smart Yard Ecosystem, which integrates intelligent control of irrigation, lawn care, and pool cleaning. Irrigation
10:00 A shortage of livestock puts pressure on the meat products market. The national livestock shortage in the USA has led to an increase in beef production costs and a decrease in margins for the largest meat processing companies. Economics
09:02 New legislation on emergency management and the situation in agricultural markets In New Zealand, amendments to emergency management laws have been adopted, which are intended to strengthen the protection of rural communities and livestock during natural disasters. Economics
16:15 India is implementing satellite technologies and AI for monitoring tea plantations. India has launched the CHAAYANKAN project aimed at digitizing tea farming using artificial intelligence, drones, and satellite data. Crop production
15:28 Michigan farmers are seeking ways to preserve farmland amidst rising land prices. Michigan farmers are facing the need to choose a land ownership strategy against the backdrop of shrinking farmland, climate change, and high asset costs. Economics
14:45 The United States Department of Agriculture is being urged to withdraw from the Pathways to Dairy Net Zero initiative. Conservative organizations have called on Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins to end the department's participation in the dairy industry's carbon neutrality program. Economics
13:24 Experts note parallels in the methods of influencing policy between the oil and gas sector and agribusiness. Journalist Amy Westervelt stated that large agribusiness companies are adopting tactics from the oil and gas industry to influence scientific research, public opinion, and government regulation. Economics
12:04 FSSAI plans to tighten control over food products. The Indian food regulator is considering the introduction of a nationwide ban on analogue paneer and is preparing new rules for the sale of goods near educational institutions. Economics
11:17 The study identified antibodies to the H5N1 avian influenza virus in domestic cats near dairy farms. Scientists discovered antibodies to the H5N1 avian influenza virus in three domestic cats living within a two-kilometer radius of California dairy farms. Veterinary medicine
