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
13:54 A new report on cotton traceability highlights the engagement with farmers The authors of the #WhoMadeMyCotton study state that digital transactions alone are not enough to control cotton growing conditions, and propose a "relational traceability" approach. Economics
12:49 Rains and strong winds damaged the rice harvest in Banke In Banke district, unfavorable weather prior to harvesting damaged the rice crop, creating a risk of seed shortages for the next season. Crop production
11:25 A farmer from WA suffered losses due to dog attacks on livestock A series of dog attacks on farms in the region resulted in the deaths of dozens of livestock animals. Local authorities are investigating. Livestock
10:03 The Cabinet of Ministers of Karnataka approved a price increase for Nandini milk by 8 rupees Karnataka dairy unions are seeking a price increase due to rising costs of feed, logistics and packaging, as well as a decrease in milk procurement volumes. Livestock
09:20 The Global Dairy Trade index rose by 1.2% At the recent Global Dairy Trade auction, an increase in the overall dairy price index of 1.2% was recorded. Economics
16:11 Trump signed an executive order on tax benefits for dyed diesel for farmers US President Donald Trump signed an executive order allowing farmers and truckers to use dyed diesel without paying federal fines. Economics
15:33 The impact of security on the agricultural sector: the situation in Nigeria's agriculture Experts attribute the decline in Nigeria's agro-industrial sector indicators to the high level of unresolved security in rural regions and on farms. Economics
14:21 The new Jameel Dates Award has honored date producers in Saudi Arabia The new agricultural Jameel Dates Award, established to support date farm owners, was presented at the International Date Carnival in Buraidah. Fruit growing
13:33 Diesel prices are hitting farmers worldwide Rising fuel prices due to global conflicts pose a threat to farmers in many countries, threatening reduced production and higher food prices. Economics
12:52 Early weather forecasts help farmers of Kanchanpur in harvesting rice Farmers of Kanchanpur district use meteorological forecasts for planning rice harvesting and crop protection from bad weather and floods. Crop production
11:55 Record drought and water scarcity: how farmers are coping with the consequences The hottest summer and prolonged drought in the Western country led to a reduction in the harvest of grain crops and an increase in farmers' expenses for feed and equipment. Economics
11:15 Damage to Baglung roads from floods and landslides was estimated at 500 million rupees In the Baglung district, floods and landslides led to casualties and large-scale infrastructure destruction. Preliminary damage to road facilities alone is about 500 million rupees. Ecology
10:35 Drought and heat threaten saffron sowing in Kashmir The prolonged dry spell and abnormally high temperatures in Kashmir pose a threat to the growth and flowering of saffron, raising farmers' concerns about potential losses. Crop production
09:15 Records for sales of Ankole livestock have been set at an auction in South Africa At the farm of President Cyril Ramaphosa, a pregnant Ankole heifer was sold for a record 6.4 million rands across all cattle breeds. Livestock
16:20 The global matcha boom has transformed the situation for Japanese tea producers Global demand for powdered matcha tea has led to a sharp increase in exports and prices in Japan, propelling Kagoshima Prefecture into industry leadership. Seeds and varieties
15:24 In the Bhojpur region, orange orchards are suffering from a disease outbreak Farmers in the Bhojpur district are concerned about the mass dropping, yellowing, and rotting of oranges before ripening. Orchard diseases threaten the harvest and the farmers' annual labor. Fruit growing
14:22 Trump signed an executive order on deferring the diesel tax to save money for farmers President Donald Trump signed an executive order that temporarily allows the use of red diesel on roads and postpones the payment of the federal excise tax. Farm machinery
13:10 A collection of 240 tomato cultivars has been gathered in Apulia The Borgo Egnazia resort and the Due Camini restaurant are implementing a project to preserve rare and extinct tomato cultivars, returning them to crop production and the kitchen. Seeds and varieties
12:23 A pilot project on fertilizer sales through an application saved 1.47 billion rupees In 222 districts of 29 states and union territories during the Kharif 2026 season, fertilizer sales under a special scheme decreased by 28%, which allowed for a reduction in budget expenditures. Nutrition and fertilizers
11:10 Federal District Court upheld the PTAB decision on the enzyme patent U.S. Appeals Court affirmed the Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision finding unpatentable the claims of the patent for herbicide-degrading enzymes. Plant protection
10:15 Applications are now open for the 2027 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards Applications have started for participation in the 38th New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards. Winners can expect prizes worth over a million dollars. Livestock
09:22 The government delegation arrives in Crete to assess the damage caused by the bad weather The delegation of ministers and officials will visit the storm-affected areas of Crete to assess the scale of destruction to infrastructure and harvest. Ecology
16:39 Construction of a road for farmers has begun in Zamfara State Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal has launched the construction of a 95 km road in the Tsafe Local Government Area. Economics
15:51 Supermarkets are changing supply chains: what this means for farmers The decision by Coles and Woolworths to optimize logistics and centralize supply chains is causing concern among producers. Small farms fear for their future. Economics
14:40 Farmer fined $60,000 for destroying native vegetation Court imposed a fine on a 73-year-old man for illegally clearing the property of native vegetation in Port Wakefield. Ecology
13:42 Karachi dairy farmers demand revision of milk prices The dairy and livestock association insists on an urgent change in the cost of milk due to rising production costs. Economics
12:39 Japan has started growing Atlantic salmon on land A large-scale project for the land-based breeding of Atlantic salmon is being implemented in Mie Prefecture. The new enterprise is already growing about one million juvenile fish. Fish farming
11:16 Replacing beef livestock farming with afforestation will increase farmers' incomes According to The Irish Times, the transition of beef farm owners to afforestation can increase farm incomes and help achieve climate goals. Ecology
10:16 Choosing an algicide for livestock water treatment Controlling algae in water sources for livestock animals requires safe and appropriate products. Livestock
