Agroinsurance

India - Himachal Pradesh Rolls Out Farm Machinery Insurance Scheme to Curb Agricultural Fatalities

Himachal Pradesh introduces a specialized insurance scheme to compensate farmers and laborers injured or killed by agricultural machinery.

Nigeria’s partial crop losses triple to 20 percent as climate, insecurity hit farms —World Bank report

Partial crop losses on Nigerian farms have more than tripled in five years, climbing from roughly six percent of cultivated plots in the 2018/19 season to more than 20 percent in 2023/24, according to a World Bank analysis of General Household Survey–Panel data.

India - SC orders fresh nationwide survey of elephant corridors, says crop damage no excuse for barriers

The Supreme Court has ordered a fresh nationwide survey of elephant corridors and sought a status report on keeping them free of obstructions. The court said crop damage cannot justify barriers and asked the Centre to examine firearms, fireballs and mashaals used against elephants.

Philippines House backs broader agricultural insurance coverage

The Philippines' House of Representatives has approved a bill seeking to expand agricultural insurance coverage to farmers and fisherfolk facing losses from natural disasters, diseases and other risks.

Guam - Farmers seek Bavi relief as crop-loss frustrations linger

The Guam Department of Agriculture opened the application window Monday for farmers to seek compensation for crops lost to Typhoon Bavi, giving growers until Sept. 2 to file for help under the island's Crop Loss Compensation Program.

India - Crop loss due to short circuit: Telangana farmers demand relief

The collector later clarified that there was no budgetary provision to compensate crop losses caused by electric sparks.

How post-harvest insurance can boost food security in Nigeria

Agriculture forms the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, providing employment for over 70 per cent of the population and contributing significantly to the country’s Gross Domestic Product. However, despite its critical role, Nigeria faces persistent food insecurity.

Vietnam - Black olive crop failed severely, even with high prices, losses could not be compensated

Following the torrential storms of 2025, thousands of black olive trees in the mountainous region of Nghe An province were broken, uprooted, or severely damaged.

Displaced Canadian residents face livestock losses, rebuilding without insurance

Displaced residents in Canada's British Columbia are struggling after mass wildfire evacuations, with many forced to relocate livestock and rebuild without insurance.

Guam Department of Agriculture opens Crop Loss Compensation Program application period through Sept. 2

The Guam Department of Agriculture is opening the application period for the Crop Loss Compensation Program for eligible agricultural losses resulting from Typhoon Bavi.

German farmers warn drought will spell heavy crop losses

Germany’s farmers’ association warned Friday that persistent drought and summer heat will spell reduced harvests and even total crop failures in the worst-hit regions.

India - PDP workers detained in Shopian for protesting against non-implementation of crop insurance scheme

Were protesting against the J&K government, accusing it of failing to implement the scheme despite repeated demands from farmers.

India - 23,309-hectare crop hit by El Niño, full study soon: Minister R Vinoth

The minister said districts had received uneven rainfall following the El Niño event, affecting crops under cultivation. The government would take further action if drought conditions persisted in accordance with prescribed norms.

Dutch growers invest in oxygen-rich water for a more robust crop

A healthy root system starts with clean, oxygen-rich water. In the Netherlands, gerbera grower EveryD Flowers and bell pepper grower De Tuindershoek have both been looking for ways to further improve their water quality.

USA - Storm-damaged crops prompt Iowa State Extension meeting in Jones, Linn counties

Farmers and landowners dealing with storm-damaged corn and soybean fields in eastern Iowa will have an opportunity next week to get advice from Iowa State University Extension specialists.