Cryptosporidiosis affects four in five UK dairy farms
Four in fivedairyfarmers have experienced cryptosporidiosis in their herds, with significant financial and welfare implications, according to new research.
17.06.2025
16.06.2025
Blue food making waves for sustainability and security in East Asia
East Asia is well-positioned to lead the global transition towards sustainable aquatic food systems, or ‘blue food’.
16.06.2025
Italy - Farmers devastated as nationwide crisis wipes out key crop
Fig lovers in Italy and beyond might find their favorite fruit harder to come by this year.
16.06.2025
Zimbabwe interested in Belarusian dairy products and agricultural machinery
Belarus’ Agriculture and Food Minister Yuri Gorlov held negotiations with the Deputy Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Vangelis Haritatos, sb.by reports
16.06.2025
Azerbaijan to host agricultural product festivals across 13 regions
Azerbaijan is set to hold agricultural product festivals in 13 locations across 9 economic zones, aiming to promote local production and highlight the economic potential of various regions.
16.06.2025
Brazilian food org aims to change local agriculture methods
Food awareness organisation ProVeg Brazil has began a project to help Brazilian livestock farmers transition to plant-based agroforestry.
16.06.2025
USA - D2D satellite tech could make livestock tracking far more affordable in future
Andy Kessler is the VP Enterprise and Land Mobile for global communications companyViasat.
15.06.2025
USA - Commercial bee colony collapse threatens Washington apple, berry agriculture
Hundreds of flatbed loads of honey bees are trucked into Washington every spring, enabling the production of apples, cherries, pears and berries in the state.
15.06.2025
India - Growers welcome Centre's move to include tea in weather insurance scheme
Tea growers hailed the government's decision to bring the sector under the Restructured Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme (RWBCIS), which they said would help mitigate losses due to erratic rainfall and rising temperatures.
15.06.2025
USA - Winds up to 80 mph, ‘gustinadoes’ in northern Iowa storm
Wednesday’s storm that hit Sibley and other areas of northwest Iowa caused damage to crops, trees, buildings and power lines, but Peter Rodgers, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Sioux Falls, says videos of the storm posted online do not show it was a tornado.
15.06.2025
South Korea grapples with surging prices for livestock, processed foods
Livestock and processed food prices in South Korea have soared, fueled by multiple factors including currency depreciation and rising raw material costs, further straining residents' cost of living.
15.06.2025
Tanzania roles out national livestock vaccination, identification campaign
The government is set to launch a nationwide livestock vaccination and identification campaign on June 16, 2025, aimed at boosting animal health and opening up access to regional and international markets.
15.06.2025
Storm Wutip triggers floods, landslides, and crop losses across central Vietnam
Heavy rains triggered by Wutip, the first storm to enter Vietnamese waters this year, have caused landslides, severe flooding, and extensive crop damage across central regions including Quang Tri, Hue, Da Nang, and Quang Nam.
12.06.2025
Bangladesh - Rain, floods cause extensive crop damage in Kurigram
Crops on a vast tract of lands in Kurigram district have been damaged due to the torrential rainfall for the last several days and onrush of upstream water.
12.06.2025
WorldFish launches USD 10 million genetically improved tilapia project in Kenya
A USD 10 million (EUR 8.8 million) fish-farming project has launched in Kenya, focusing on expanding farmers’ access to genetically improved strains of tilapia.
12.06.2025
Limits on moving livestock into Wales due to virus
Limits are to be placed on moving livestock from England into Wales in response to the spread of the bluetongue virus.