12:40 Selecting fish for aquaculture: efficiency and sustainability factors Tilapia is frequently cited as the most resilient and profitable fish for farming, yet the species choice depends on numerous regional factors. Fish farming
11:37 Does wheat attract deer: factors and field protection methods Young wheat can attract deer, but the level of interest of livestock animals depends on regional characteristics, the growth stage of the crop, and access to other feed. Plant protection
10:43 The effect of vinegar on soil and garden crops Experts have evaluated the impact of vinegar on soil and plants. Low concentrations are safe, but frequent or excessive application can disrupt the pH level and damage microorganisms. Soil and tillage
09:19 The US Department of Agriculture is terminating the funding of ESG projects through the dairy checkoff. The US Department of Agriculture announced the cessation of using dairy checkoff funds to finance ESG initiatives and climate programs. Economics
16:58 Farmers of Southern Saskatchewan are preparing for the collection of pesticides and veterinary products Southern Saskatchewan will host a series of environmental events for the free collection of unused pesticides and livestock products as part of the Cleanfarms program Plant protection
15:44 International Day of Rural Women: the contribution of Jodi Goodsward and Stephanie Gudgeon October 15 marks the International Day of Rural Women. DairyNZ employees Jodi Goodsward and Stephanie Gudgeon help farmers improve ecology and develop business. Livestock
14:23 Zespri completes record kiwifruit season in New Zealand Zespri has shipped the final charter vessel of the season to China against the backdrop of a record New Zealand kiwifruit harvest of approximately 225 million trays. Fruit growing
12:58 African swine fever outbreak in Ogun State caused losses of over 5 billion nairas Pig farmers in the Ikangba/Agoro area of Ogun State report the death of tens of thousands of livestock animals and urge the authorities for urgent assistance and compensation. Veterinary medicine
12:08 The Prime Minister of Greece spoke out against cutting the EU agricultural policy budget At the EU summit, Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that the new priorities of the union must not be funded by cutting the Common Agricultural Policy. Economics
10:57 African farmers may lose access to the EU market due to new regulations Up to 40% of small-scale African cocoa producers risk facing exclusion from the European market due to non-compliance with the requirements of the EU regulation. Economics
10:18 Reduction in oilmeal exports from India in July 2026 In July 2026, total oilmeal exports from India decreased by 65% due to uncompetitive prices and logistics issues. Economics
09:04 Climate change and prospects for Scotland's agricultural sector Global warming and climatic challenges are forcing Scottish farmers to adapt their farming methods and experiment with new crops. Crop production
16:03 An outbreak of three-day sickness in cattle has been recorded in Queensland During the dry period, veterinarians in northern Queensland are recording out-of-season outbreaks of three-day fever in livestock and urging livestock owners to carry out vaccination. Veterinary medicine
14:59 Namibia is battling a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak amid EU restrictions An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease has been recorded in two regions of Namibia, leading to the introduction of strict livestock movement restrictions and a partial ban on meat imports by the European Union. Veterinary medicine
14:01 Digitalization of Canadian agriculture: opportunities and barriers Digital technologies are transforming Canada's agricultural sector, yet the pace of their adoption remains uneven due to a number of constraining factors. Farm machinery
13:16 Three new drought-tolerant wheat cultivars have been bred in Turkey Researchers from the Turkish province of Kırşehir have created three new wheat cultivars adapted to arid conditions to increase farmers' yield. Seeds and varieties
12:29 New cases of avian influenza H5N1 have been detected in the Midwest and Texas Federal data recorded the H5N1 virus at large poultry facilities in Minnesota and Indiana, as well as in a dairy herd in Texas. Veterinary medicine
11:44 Overview of discounts on garden machinery, greenhouses and tools A number of marketplaces, including Costco, Amazon, eBay and Lowe's, have announced temporary discounts on greenhouses, garden machinery, covers and outbuildings. Greenhouses and covers
10:25 Scientists have filmed the operation of an autonomous pump in the sting of a honeybee for the first time Researchers have captured the process of venom pumping by a honeybee's sting on video for the first time. The unique natural micropump operates through two deformable valves. Beekeeping
09:00 Rains brought a record grain harvest in South Australia After dry years, precipitation allowed farmers to grow a record grain harvest. A harvest of 13 million tonnes is expected, provided there is no threat from locusts. Crop production
16:10 The Trump administration changed the rules for financing energy projects The USDA updated the REAP program rules, eliminating advance payments and tightening requirements for solar and wind energy projects. Economics
15:32 Gombe urged to expand participation in the agricultural sector to combat hunger The Special Adviser to the Governor on Inter-Community Relations urged state residents to actively engage in agriculture for food security. Economics
14:11 Classification of chickens: why poultry is sometimes not considered livestock In agricultural and legal circles, there is a misconception that chickens do not belong to livestock. The classification is influenced by historical factors, production scales, and regional laws. Livestock
12:49 Impact of algae on livestock health and productivity The presence of algae in water sources for livestock animals causes serious concern. Some species can release dangerous toxins or spoil the taste of water. Veterinary medicine
11:51 Tanahu recognized 15 best milk producers The Yampaphant cooperative honored farmers who delivered the highest volumes of milk for the last financial year. Livestock
10:34 McCain Foods acquires Falcon Agrifriz business in India McCain Foods has signed an agreement to acquire the potato processing plant of Falcon Agrifriz Foods in the state of Gujarat. Storage and processing
09:17 Drought in France: impact on harvest and vegetable prices Due to the severe drought in France, agricultural yields are falling and food prices are rising, while supermarkets are forced to sell substandard vegetables. Plant protection
15:54 Federated Farmers supported the National Party's water storage programme The Federated Farmers organisation positively evaluated the National Party's initiative to allocate $300 million for water storage projects, but believes that support should be expanded. Irrigation
14:33 Development of agrivoltaics in the USA: combining agriculture and solar energy Modern agrivoltaic projects open up new opportunities for farmers by allowing the combination of crop production and electricity generation on the same land. Ecology
13:36 Marigold cultivation in Tanahun has covered 45 ropani and involved 45 women In the Aanbu Khaireni rural municipality, the local women's community is developing commercial floriculture, providing themselves with earnings and reducing product imports. Floriculture
