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23.04.2025

UK - Regenerative agriculture benefits for soil health and biodiversity

A recent report by the British Ecological Society gathers insights from over 40 experts, including academics, practitioners and farmers across the UK, to evaluate the impact of regenerative agriculture.

23.04.2025

GeoBitmine’s bold vision: Turning data center waste into sustainable agriculture and community power

Every data center generates an enormous amount of excess heat. At the same time, hydroponic greenhouses in colder climates need a tremendous amount of heat year-round to grow fresh produce efficiently.

22.04.2025

USA - Nebraska corn farmers expected to invest nearly $3.1 billion into this year’s crop, report shows

Nebraska corn farmers are expected to plant 10.6 million acres of corn this year, according to a report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

22.04.2025

Belfast conservation group moves to buy land once slated for fish farm project

A conservation group in Belfast is purchasing a 54-acre parcel of land at the center of a years-long dispute over a proposed salmon farm. \

22.04.2025

India - Mango farmers in Telangana’s Kollapur seek compensation for crop loss due to unseasonal rains

Due to the unseasonal rains, mango farmers in Kollapur have suffered heavy losses and are appealing to the government to bail them out from the crisis.

22.04.2025

AI tool to help detect growing climate hazards for EU agriculture

A JRC-developed expert-driven explainable AI (xAI) model can detect multiple climate hazards impacting agriculture in Europe.

22.04.2025

Spain - Heavy rains delay potato planting and threaten cereal crops in A Limia

The rains are taking their toll on the region, flooding crops. Cereal crops are the most affected, although the flooding is also affecting potato crops.

22.04.2025

BioVaxys and SpayVac for Wildlife, Inc. expand license agreement into commercial aquaculture

With this expansion in the Fields of Use, SpayVac-for-Wildlife's markets now include its no-booster fertility-control vaccines for aquaculture as well as overabundant feral/wild/invasive animals, and select production and companion animals, which increases SpayVac's global revenue potential.

21.04.2025

USA - Capital Farm Credit buys two Texas crop insurance agencies

Capital Farm Credit (CFC) has acquired Bennett Crop Insurance and Taylor Crop Insurance, two agencies located in the Texas Plains Region.

21.04.2025

Kenya - Garissa to vaccinate 600,000 livestock under Danish-supported campaign

The campaign that is partly funded by the Danish Refugee Council will see camels, cows, goats and sheep vaccinated against Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) and Foot and Mouth Disease.

21.04.2025

Egypt’s aquaculture faces rising costs as currency depreciates

A hike in the cost of feed following the sharp depreciation of the Egyptian pound in the last year has left local fish farmers are under pressure.

21.04.2025

India - Farmers to receive compensation for Loss of Crops, Livestock, due to Fire Incidents in the State

Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, in a significant announcement for the welfare of farmers, said that the state government will provide compensation for crop losses caused by recent fire incidents.

21.04.2025

Spain Launches Europe’s First AgriFoodtech Sandbox to Drive Technological Advancements in Food Production

The Spanish government, alongside the regional governments of Navarra and La Rioja, has introduced Europe’s first AgriFoodtech Sandbox, designed to accelerate technological advancements in the agrifood industry.

21.04.2025

Spring drought threatens Europe’s farms and rivers

Central and Eastern European countries are missing April showers, creating possible trouble for supply chains and farmers.

20.04.2025

Canadian firm to develop rapid disease test for fish and shellfish aquaculture

Onda secures funding to develop rapid test for faster, cost-effective disease detection in fish and shellfish.

20.04.2025

Kazakhstan sets bold agricultural plans for the North region for 2025

The North Kazakhstan region plans to cultivate 4.4 million hectares of crops in 2025,Trendreports.

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