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02.07.2025

India plans AI-driven pest detection roll-out to help farmers, say agriculture secy

The development assumes significance given that average crop losses are estimated at 10-35% annually due to weeds, pests and disease.

02.07.2025

USA - USDA Reopens Southern Border Ports for Livestock After Screwworm Outbreak

The Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it will begin reopening ports along the U.S.–Mexico border for imports of live cattle, bison, and horses, following what officials described as significant progress in controlling the spread of New World screwworm (NWS) in Mexico.

01.07.2025

Brazil launches national programme to reduce pesticides and promote sustainable agriculture

PresidentLuiz Inacio Lula da Silvasigned this Monday a decree in Brasília establishing the National Programme for the Reduction of Pesticides, known as Pronara.

01.07.2025

India - Crop insurance scheme proves beneficial for farmers, says Agri Minister Rana

Over ₹32 cr disbursed under PM scheme in Yamunanagar district.

01.07.2025

USA - Oregon Invests $2.15 Million to Enhance Agricultural Infrastructure and Strengthen Supply Chain

Oregon's efforts to strengthen its food supply chain just received a considerable boost, thanks to a multimillion-dollar injection aimed at fortifying the state's agricultural infrastructure.

01.07.2025

USA - UNL research informs new agricultural policies

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln's Bureau of Sociological Research (BOSR)is playing a pivotal role in shaping agricultural research and policy.

01.07.2025

Georgia aims to meet growing global demand for walnuts

In the sun-drenched region around Telavi, against the majestic backdrop of the Caucasus Mountains, Georgian Walnut Enterprise is carving out its place as a key walnut grower.

01.07.2025

Pakistan - Farmers devastated as extreme weather shrinks prized crop by 40%: 'Becoming a growing challenge'

This country could lose millions of dollars in exports to triple-digit temperatures.

30.06.2025

Japanese companies team up to build, test remote automated feed systems

Three Japanese companies have announced a joint project intended to test new aquaculture technology and model sustainable partnerships in the industry.

30.06.2025

USA - UF Scientists to Develop AI Technology to Help Growers Assess Crop Damage after Hurricanes

Imagine using a generative AI platform similar to ChatGPT to get crop-damage information after a hurricane. That’s what University ofFloridaartificial intelligence (AI) scientistNikolaosTziolasplans to provide to farmers statewide.

30.06.2025

Philippines lifts import ban on Dutch poultry products

THE Philippine government, through the Department of Agriculture (DA), has lifted the ban on the importation of domestic and wild birds, including poultry products, from the Netherlands.

30.06.2025

FAO Launches Digital Agriculture Drive to Empower Rural Zimbabwean Farmers

In a transformative push toward smarter, more inclusive agricultural systems, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has intensified its digital agriculture efforts in Zimbabwe by launching a Digital Fair in the Bikita district of Masvingo province.

30.06.2025

USA - Crop Insurance Protects Farming Generations

Family Farm Stays Strong Through Disaster with Risk Support

30.06.2025

UK - Major boost to cut agricultural pollution

Funding for Environment Agency farm inspections is doubling as part of a wider drive to help farmers slash agricultural pollution.

29.06.2025

Facing public anger, China boosts payouts for flood-hit areas and includes livestock in new compensation rules

China has expanded the economic safeguards for segments of its population affected by flood control schemes in times of extreme rainfall, including pledges of direct compensation from the central government and payments for livestock losses.

29.06.2025

Wildfires in northwestern Türkiye largely contained, says Agriculture Minister

Major wildfires that erupted along the Sakarya-Bilecik border and in Manisa’s Akhisar district have been largely brought under control, Türkiye’s Agriculture and Forestry Minister İbrahim Yumaklı announced on Sunday.

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