09:23 The Bank of Agriculture and AFAN will invest in 400,000 farmers The Bank of Agriculture (BOA) and the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) have entered into a partnership to finance 400,000 farmers for the 2026 dry-season farming cycle. Economics
16:53 Wheat production in Nigeria has grown to 420,000 tonnes Thanks to the NAGS-AP program, Nigeria's annual wheat production increased from 120,000 to 420,000 metric tonnes. Crop production
15:33 Growing and harvesting brassica crops by Kem Ormond Practical recommendations for growing and pest control of brassica crops to obtain a continuous harvest throughout the growing season. Vegetable growing
14:51 Harvesting of grain crops has begun in South Australia Farmers on the west coast of South Australia delivered the first batch of the new season's grain to collection points amid forecasts of record yields. Crop production
14:10 Bioethanol from salted whey: a new method for processing cheese-making waste British researchers and biotechnologists have developed a method for producing biofuels from salted whey, a by-product of cheese production. Livestock
12:49 The SKM coalition called the hike in MSP for rabi crops an insult The Samyukta Kisan Morcha organization refused to accept the minimum support prices for rabi crops for the 2027–28 marketing season. Economics
12:09 Bad weather in Crete has damaged agriculture Heavy downpours in Crete led to the flooding of agricultural land and damage to infrastructure. On the Lassithi Plateau, vegetable and potato harvest losses are estimated at over 80%. Ecology
11:16 The Federal Government plans to create 10,000 jobs at slaughterhouses The Federal Ministry of Livestock Development of Nigeria intends to phase out the transportation of live livestock in favor of local meat processing and the establishment of modern slaughterhouses. Livestock
10:30 The issue of minimum support for livestock farmers in India While minimum guaranteed prices are set for crop production in India, producers of milk, meat, and eggs remain without a price ceiling. Economics
09:54 In Ibadan, 20 cows were detained for crop damage and grazing The Oyo State Rule of Law Enforcement Agency, together with security forces, seized 20 livestock animals during two raids in Ibadan. Livestock
09:01 Kashmir farmers record an increase in rice harvest Rice harvesting in the Valley shows better performance compared to previous years when agricultural producers suffered heavy losses due to drought and floods. Crop production
16:00 Nitin Gadkari defended the ethanol fuel program and the benefits for farmers The Minister spoke at the Bihar Investor Summit 2026, where he rejected accusations of harm from the petrol-ethanol mixture to cars and spoke about farmers' incomes. Economics
15:09 A global horticultural hub worth 1 trillion rupees has been established in Andhra Pradesh State Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched the construction of the large-scale agricultural center in Madanapalle. Fruit growing
13:53 Okomu Oil and PIND trained farmers in climate-smart agriculture Okomu Oil and PIND companies held field days in Edo State, training 500 farmers in climate-smart agriculture practices and providing them with access to resources and markets. Ecology
13:12 More and more farmers are insuring working dogs Agricultural enterprise owners are increasingly taking out insurance for valuable working dogs that serve as important assistants on the farm. Livestock
11:54 Process automation: new developments by XAG in agronomy XAG is developing autonomous farming technologies, introducing comprehensive systems that automate not only drone flights, but also ground operations. Farm machinery
11:17 Deer-crop interactions in maize: diet and agronomy Deer actively consume maize during the autumn and winter periods, which creates complex challenges for agriculture, ecology, and wildlife management. Crop production
09:56 Rules for placing tomatoes: whether it is possible to plant bushes close to each other Specialists considered the issue of the possibility of close planting of tomatoes. Although this is technically feasible, such an approach may cause a number of problems. Vegetable growing
09:21 Rains in Victoria: joy for grain growers and flooding on farms Heavy rains and thunderstorms swept across Victoria, prompting water rescue operations and power outages, but brought joy to grain producers. Ecology
16:38 In Nigeria, domestic fish production covers less than a quarter of the demand Ladan Aliyu, President of the Fisheries Association of Nigeria, stated that the country produces less than a quarter of the required 300,000 metric tons of fish. Fish farming
15:55 Russia is increasing sunflower oil exports to China against the background of supply problems to India Exports of Russian sunflower oil to China in the new marketing year will double, however, sales are proceeding at reduced prices due to port infrastructure disruptions. Economics
14:34 Homemade yeast fertilizer for strawberries A recipe for a budget-friendly top dressing made from regular baker's yeast and sugar has been published, which feeds soil microorganisms and supports strawberries. Fruit growing
13:10 How regulatory policy, immigration, and tariffs affect the cost of BLT ingredients Government intervention in market processes leads to higher prices for the ingredients of the traditional bacon, lettuce, and tomato (BLT) sandwich. Economics
12:34 Nigerian fish farmers call for increased state support to reduce the deficit In Nigeria, domestic fish production covers less than a quarter of the country's demand, which stands at 300,000 metric tons. Fish farming
11:31 The salmonella outbreak linked to poultry has ended The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the end of the salmonella outbreaks associated with backyard poultry keeping in 2026. Veterinary medicine
10:17 How farmers combat marmots in the fields Marmots pose a serious threat to the harvest and farm infrastructure. To protect their lands, farmers use integrated methods of rodent control. Plant protection
09:02 New Zealand farmers criticize the land tax proposed by The Opportunities Party New Zealand agricultural associations express concern over the proposals of The Opportunities Party to introduce a tax on agricultural land and new environmental levies. Economics
15:49 Threat to the UK food security: harvest damaged by drought Decline in domestic agricultural production, summer drought, and water scarcity threaten the UK food security. Ecology
14:37 Prices for leafy vegetables rose in Japan due to September rains Abnormally rainy weather and a lack of sunlight in September led to damage to the leafy vegetable harvest and a rise in prices in Japan. Vegetable growing
13:57 GS E&C successfully demonstrated land-based salmon farming GS E&C and its subsidiary Eco Aquafarm have completed a demonstration project for land-based Atlantic salmon farming using water treatment technologies. Fish farming
