Canada - Temporary strychnine approval leaves gaps in coverage for Saskatchewan
Conservative MP for Swift Current-Grasslands-Kindersley Jeremy Patzer warns gaps in coverage may leave farmers struggling to control Richardson ground squirrels.
01.04.2026
01.04.2026
Costa Rica boosts agri exports with digital campaign
Consumer expectations in global food markets are shifting, with sustainability, traceability, and production standards increasingly influencing purchasing decisions, particularly in Europe.
30.03.2026
Ukraine - Preferential lending for farmers under 5-7-9 program extended until spring 2027
Ukraine’s spring sowing campaign has started on time with optimal soil moisture levels, and the government has expanded its support tools for farmers, including preferential loans, crop insurance, and security measures in frontline zones, said Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture Taras Vysotsky.
30.03.2026
India - Gurugram seeks crop loss survey after 'unseasonal rain hits Rabi harvest'
The district’s agriculture department has sought a detailed survey report from private insurance companies to assess crop loss caused by unseasonal rains over the past two weeks, officials said on Sunday, following complaints from farmers across Sohna, Pataudi, Farrukh Nagar and Gurugram’s outskirts.
30.03.2026
Pakistani mango crop hit by weather disruptions in South Punjab
The mango sector in Pakistan is facing production challenges this season, with climate conditions affecting the output of the Summer Bahisht Chaunsa variety in South Punjab.
30.03.2026
Vietnamese exporters adapt to tighter EU residue limits
Exporters in Vietnam are adjusting production and compliance systems as European Union regulations on maximum residue levels (MRLs) continue to tighten for imported agricultural products.
30.03.2026
Jamaica - Green Climate Fund approves US$50 million project promoting climate resilient agriculture
The Government has unveiled a US$50 million project promoting climate resilient agriculture.
30.03.2026
Malaysian crop losses reach up to 50% under extreme weather
The Agriculture and Food Security Ministry in Malaysia has reported that fruit and vegetable losses at the farm level can reach up to 50 per cent under unpredictable weather conditions.
29.03.2026
Nigeria - NiMet Partners Rex For Weather Insurance To Farmers
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has partnered with REX Insurance to provide weather-based insurance solutions designed to help Nigerian farmers safeguard their livelihoods against climate-related losses.
29.03.2026
India - Sirsa farmers seek insurance payouts, procurement probe
Farmers in the district have raised concerns over unpaid crop insurance claims, delayed compensation and alleged irregularities in rice procurement.
29.03.2026
India - Yogi Adityanath Directs Prompt Crop Loss Survey and Timely Compensation for Farmers
On Friday chief minister Yogi Adityanath ordered the relevant authorities to conduct an instant survey to determine the extent of damage on crops due to unseasonal rain and to provide compensation to those harmed farmers as early as possible.
29.03.2026
ILO Training in Uzbekistan Equips Farmers to Strengthen Cotton Farming and Labour Compliance
A central theme of the training was the promotion of labour rights and occupational safety, particularly critical in labour-intensive cotton farming.
29.03.2026
Philippines - PCIC releases nearly ₱197K to Puerto Princesa farmers hit by Typhoon Tino
Thirty-three farmers in Puerto Princesa City received a total of PHP 196,996.70 in insurance claims from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) for losses caused by Typhoon Tino.
29.03.2026
Australia - Cyclone Narelle destroys WA banana crops, Carnarvon growers hit hard
Fruit and vegetable producers in one of Western Australia's key food growing regions are counting the cost of Cyclone Narelle, with one banana grower reporting more than 80 per cent of his crop has been destroyed.
26.03.2026
USA - Hawai‘i Farmers Confront $11M In Flood Damage Without A Safety Net
Crop insurance is hard to attain in Hawaiʻi, and federal programs are tailored to mainland agriculture.
26.03.2026
USA - Government Payments and Crop Insurance Strengthen 2026 Outlook for Farmers
Before the start of the Iran conflict, 2026 farm economics was shaping up to be in a better position than 2025.