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20.10.2023

Turkey - Heavy spring rains led to lower production of pomegranates

After dealing with a shortage of pomegranates last year, the Turkish exporters seem to be faced with a similar situation for this new harvest, Esra Soyleyen, managing partner of Turkish fruit exporter Aksun, explains: “This season in some regions, we do have a pomegranate shortage of up to 30 per cent again, just as it was last year.

20.10.2023

Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) and co-infection with Pepino Mosaic Virus (PepMV)

Pepino Mosaic Virus (PepMV) is present in many tomato-growing countries, while the relatively new Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) is also increasingly common. This creates the possibility that tomatoes can be infected by PepMV, ToBRFV, or a combination of both.

20.10.2023

10% of high-latitude wilderness may be threatened by agriculture as the climate warms

Expansions in crop farming across the globe are the biggest driving force of biodiversity loss in the wild. Now, in a new study publishing in the journalCurrent Biologyon November 6, researchers have modeled how the world’s agricultural landscape could change over the next 40 years.

20.10.2023

Brazil - El Niño threat looms large over bumper soybean, corn harvest prospects in MY 2023-24

Brazil's quest to have yet another bumper soybean and corn harvest is hanging in balance amid the imminent threat of El Niño, a weather pattern that typically brings wide variations in rainfall across the country.

19.10.2023

India - Groundnut farmers facing odds due to repeated losses in cultivation

In view of the huge loss of groundnut crop in the region, the opposition parties and farmer organisations are mounting pressure on the government to help those who incurred loss repeatedly.

19.10.2023

Why you should monitor crops for slug damage this autumn

Slug damage is evident in many crops this autumn. Wet weather is the primary factor and crops after oilseed rape and fields with a history of slug damage have fared worse.The fact that field conditions weren’t suitable for rolling only increased the pressure on crops.

19.10.2023

USA - Worst drought conditions since 2016 take toll on Mississippi farm harvests

The U.S. drought monitor says Mississippi is experiencing some of the driest conditions since 2016. Farmers in the state say they're already seeing the effects on their crops and farmland.

19.10.2023

Spain - Drought crisis in Malaga province leads to more vegetable imports from Morocco

The drought situation, high temperatures and the decrease in the local production of vegetables have made it necessary to increase the import of fresh foodstuffs from Morocco to Malaga by ship.

19.10.2023

Germany - Worst potato harvest in 20 years

The storage of thisyear's onion harvest is coming to an end and the main potato harvest has also been completed in the Freiburg area. "We were very satisfied with the early potato harvest this year.

19.10.2023

Ukraine - Grain sector losses could top $3.2 bln in 2023 due to war

Ukrainian grain and oilseeds crop sector losses could exceed $3.2 billion in 2023 due to the high cost of logistics as well as fuel and fertiliser price hikes, which threaten to reduce sown areas in the next and coming years, farmers unions said on Thursday.

19.10.2023

India - Farmers in Haryana suffer heavy paddy crop loss Worth about Rs 180 crore

The farmers in Haryana had suffered heavy paddy crop loss in about 4.04 lakh acre land due to waterlogging in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Karnal, Yamunanagar, Sirsa and Fatehabad districts following incessant rain and floods in the region.

19.10.2023

India - Compensate paddy farmers for damaged crops

JKPCC Working President Raman Bhalla on Wednesday demanded a special package for compensation to paddy-growing farmers for damage caused to their crops due to rain and hailstorms in Jammu region.

18.10.2023

India - Hailstorm damages south Kashmir apple crop

An intense hailstorm that happened this Sunday, struck several villages of south Kashmir’s Shopian and Kulgam districts, causing significant damage to the apples that are still on the trees.

18.10.2023

Ukraine - Kakhovka Dam destruction inflicted US$14 billion damage and loss

The destruction of the Kakhovka dam inflicted almost US$14 billion in loss and damage on Ukraine, compounding the already disastrous impacts of Russia’s full-scale invasion, according to a new report released by the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations.

18.10.2023

Nepal - Untimely rainfall disappoints farmers

Untimely rainfall has disappointed farmers in Kailali district. The rainfall that occurred from Monday afternoon upset farmers as they were about to harvest rice.They were worried how they could harvest rice safely amidst such erratic weather event.

18.10.2023

India - After floods, untimely rain hits flower growers

Their fields, which were flourishing with fresh and lively marigold blooms until a few days ago, had the flower-growing farmers in Punjab hoping for a golden harvest this festive season.

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