A winter storm that brought snow, sleet, and sub-freezing temperatures to Arkansas in late January resulted in tens of millions of U.S. dollars in agricultural losses, according to a report from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture.
A 20-story vertical super-plant factory in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province, is exploring ways to support the country's modernized agriculture, focusing on intelligent and industrialized crop cultivation.
The federal and Saskatchewan governments say they will continue funding the 2026 Crop Insurance Program, with coverage decisions due by the end of March.
Mizoram Agriculture Minister PC Vanlalruata announced on Wednesday that the state is gearing up to implement the Centre’s Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY), with the government offering substantial premium subsidies to ease farmers’ financial burdens.
Untimely rains damaged crops in nearly 4,000 acres across four mandals in Siddipet district, hitting farmers in Dubbak constituency the hardest.
The weather continues to test the strength of Mykolaiv farmers. After a catastrophic summer drought, a new challenge has come: due to temperature fluctuations, the fields of the region have turned into real icy lakes, agronews.ua reports.
Severe flooding has ravaged agricultural lands and infrastructure across multiple regions of Greece, inflicting heavy losses on farmers and prompting emergency responses as communities brace for further impacts.
The Ministry of Agriculture is intensifying support for farmers across Fiji, particularly youth, women, and remote island communities.
Agricultural operations in Arkansas have been significantly impacted by recent winter storms.
Nigeria’s Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite and the Minister of State for Agriculture, Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi met on Monday in Abuja to unlock the game-changing reforms in agricultural insurance and Cooperatives.
Ecuador has contracted its first parametric agricultural insurance policies, providing protection against extreme rainfall and drought for up to 10,000 people in smallholder rice and maize farming households.
A spell of unusually warm weather in the Kashmir Valley has raised concerns among farmers about the early breaking of dormancy and premature flowering of fruit trees.
With about 700,000 haor farmers' livelihoods dependent on Boro paddy yield in the Sylhet division, slow progress in developing embankments for crop protection in Sunamganj, Habiganj and Sylhet districts has stirred worries of rain interruption, which would make the works slower.
Around 700 farmers across Geyzing, Mangan and Pakyong districts are proposed to be covered under a pilot weather-based crop insurance scheme for large cardamom launched by the Government of Sikkim.
Ecuador has contracted its first parametric agricultural insurance policies, benefitting up to 10,000 people in smallholder rice and maize farming households against extreme rainfall and drought-risk.
As harvest season approached last November, farmer Ma Yong-un walked through his apple orchard in southern South Korea with a growing sense of dread.