11:51 New land suitability maps for bambara groundnut Local crop specialists and hydrology master's student Simon Lake applied computer modeling to bambara groundnut growth in Eswatini and South Africa. Seeds and varieties
10:35 Exports of fresh vegetables from Turkey reached $822 million in nine months According to the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM), between January and September, Turkish producers exported 651,087 tonnes of fresh vegetables. Economics
09:22 A British farmer grew the heaviest pumpkin in the world, weighing over 2.8 thousand pounds. Nursery owner Ian Paton set a new world record by presenting a 2,856.8-pound pumpkin for Halloween. Vegetable growing
16:14 The impact of El Niño on the harvest in Waikato: experience of local producers The approach of the El Niño climate phenomenon causes concern among farmers in the New Zealand region of Waikato due to potential threats to crops. Fruit growing
15:12 Atherstone hosted the 75th British ploughing championships About 240 competitors from all over the country gathered at the anniversary tournament to compete for national titles and demonstrate their skill. Soil and tillage
14:23 Goat farming experience of a returned migrant in Bhojpur Former labor migrant from Malaysia Laxmi Prasad Adhikari has established commercial goat farming in his native village, setting an example for the local youth. Livestock
13:08 Crop biofortification: a new stage in the development of India's agriculture India is moving from increasing harvest volumes to improving nutritional quality. Biofortification makes it possible to grow crops with an increased content of micronutrients directly during the growing season. Seeds and varieties
12:28 The water crisis in India requires a review of farming methods India is facing a shortage of water resources, while agriculture consumes about 80 percent of the water. Experts and farmers are looking for new methods of growing crops. Irrigation
11:20 Riverland grape grower sells farm due to industry crisis Grape grower Jack is putting his Riverland farm up for sale, believing that government support for the industry has come too late. Viticulture
10:06 Environmental sustainability and cotton crop performance indicators in the USA American cotton producers demonstrate measurable progress in reducing environmental impact by adopting modern agricultural techniques. Crop production
09:25 Gujarat to release water from Kadana to protect harvest The authorities of Gujarat will allocate 198 million cubic meters of water from the Kadana reservoir for irrigation of crops due to a lack of precipitation. Irrigation
16:58 Colorado softens rules for shooting wolves attacking livestock Colorado Parks and Wildlife is shifting to a more conservative approach in deciding to destroy wolves that have repeatedly attacked livestock. Livestock
16:18 US agricultural organizations warn of price increases due to immigration policy Federal agent raids in Oklahoma, Kansas, and and Texas are depriving the agricultural sector of labor, which livestock farmers state will lead to higher beef prices. Economics
14:53 Data collection on livestock animals in the Yangon Region will take place in December 2026. Data collection on livestock animals in the Yangon Region will take place in December 2026. The event aims to develop the industry and support the national economy. Livestock
14:14 The first cases of H5N1 avian influenza have been detected in cows in Washington. The Washington State Department of Agriculture has announced a quarantine at two dairy farms in Yakima County due to the H5N1 virus in livestock animals. Veterinary medicine
12:54 Features of artificial insemination and breeding of dairy cows Dairy farmers regularly inseminate cows to maintain milk production, using artificial insemination as the main and most effective method. Livestock
11:49 Analysis of US corn ethanol production In 2024, a significant portion of the US corn harvest was directed toward fuel production. The question of the efficiency and environmental friendliness of this process sparks active discussions. Economics
10:28 Nutrient watershed statistics updated An updated report has been published with data on the distribution of pollution sources and required reductions for water resources protection. Ecology
09:06 Olive harvesting on the West Bank is marred by attacks Olive harvesting on the West Bank has once again faced serious difficulties due to attacks by Israeli settlers on agricultural land. Fruit growing
16:08 Bell plans to acquire 895 acres of agricultural land for an AI data center Bell intends to purchase approximately 895 acres of agricultural land near its data center in the Regina area for a large-scale $52 billion project. Economics
14:51 Artisanal Market brand bought out bankrupt WA dairy enterprises Artisanal Market company acquired the assets and trademarks of bankrupt producers Mundella Foods and Margaret River Dairy Company. Livestock
13:55 What you need to know about dermatophilosis in cattle Dermatophilosis is a bacterial skin infection that affects cattle and other livestock animals, damaging livestock productivity and health. Veterinary medicine
13:07 Evaluation of the efficiency of vertical farms in agricultural systems Analysis of vertical farming shows that such systems require significant inputs of energy and materials, but do not solve global food security problems. Greenhouses and covers
11:50 The authorities of Edo State are seeking investors to modernize livestock production The government of Edo State aims at international partnership and technology acquisition to transition from traditional livestock farming to a commercial industry. Livestock
11:11 Strong winds damaged tomato greenhouses in the Gulmi district In Gulmi district, severe weather destroyed plastic film covers on dozens of farm greenhouses, causing significant damage to tomato producers. Vegetable growing
10:00 Agricultural insurance in H1 FY27: sharp decline in performance In the first half of fiscal year 2027, agricultural insurance premiums decreased significantly, which restrained the overall growth of the non-life insurance market. Economics
09:03 Women entrepreneurs are developing sustainable dairy farming in India In India, women account for about 70% of the workforce in the dairy sector. Support programs help them implement sustainable practices and develop their business. Livestock
16:40 A farmer from Bangalore makes a living by exporting bottle gourd An agronomist from Bangalore has established the production of young bottle gourds weighing about 500 grams for supply to the Qatar market. Vegetable growing
15:50 Sowing of winter wheat and the return of the old grain crusher Spelt and durum wheat have been sown on the author's largest plot. To harvest the crop, it was possible to bring back an old USSR-era grain crusher. Crop production
15:13 Mass vaccination of livestock has begun in Gombe State The Gombe State Government has launched the annual vaccination campaign for cattle, sheep, and goats against major dangerous diseases. Veterinary medicine
