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09.06.2025

Philippines - Region 6 farmers, fisherfolk told to report calamity losses for faster insurance claims

The state-owned Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) is urging farmers and fisherfolk across Western Visayas to immediately report damage to crops or fisheries caused by natural calamities to their Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) to claim indemnity faster.

09.06.2025

India - PMFBY remains unimplemented in Kashmir amid rising crop losses

Farmers demand immediate government intervention to compensate for their losses and safeguard their livelihoods against natural calamities.

09.06.2025

Canada - FCC commits $2 billion to ag tech investment

Farm Credit Canada says the funding commitment will allow it to invest directly into promising agriculture technology companies.

09.06.2025

US senators renew efforts to ban commercial octopus farming

U.S. senators have reintroduced legislation to preemptively ban commercial octopus farming, claiming the species’ intelligence makes such practices cruel and inhumane.

09.06.2025

Farmers devastated as unexpected conditions wipe out prized crops: 'We are seeing significant losses'

Farmers around the world are also turning to crop insurance.

08.06.2025

How Europe is planning to cope with drought

As crucial waterways run low and Europe's farmers worry about their crops, the European Union is trying to come up with a strategy to keep the water flowing.

08.06.2025

Australia - Farmers battle to keep livestock fed as severe drought grips Victoria

A severe drought is gripping farming communities, creating an "unprecedented crisis".

08.06.2025

Canada - B.C. cherry growers see recovery after crop loss

As B.C.'s cherry orchards approach a new season, high-tech Canadian greenhouse growers observe the ongoing challenges faced by stone-fruit farmers.

08.06.2025

Nepal - Gorkha farmers struggle to protect crops from wildlife

Although there are policies in place to compensate for human and livestock losses, there are no provisions to provide relief for crop damage.

08.06.2025

Serbia - Farmers devastated after unprecedented snowstorm destroys key crops: 'Will significantly affect the outlook'

Serbia's raspberry farmers are facing a tough season afterunexpected snowfallhit the country's main growing regions in mid-May. The late-season snow blanketed raspberry plantations just weeks before harvest time, adding to crop damage that already started with April frost events, reportedFresh Plaza.

08.06.2025

Canada - Wildfire smoke poses health risks to farmers and livestock in Manitoba

Manitoba farmers urged to protect both themselves and their livestock from wildfire smoke and have a comprehensive evacuation plan ready in case of emergency situations.

05.06.2025

USA - ProAg’s $1M Reinsurance Loss Suit Faces Dismissal Bid Over Time Bar

What began as a routine insurance misstep has snowballed into a legal battle over timing, reinsurance, and blame.

05.06.2025

India - Agri Minister assures hailstorm-hit Shopian farmers of multi-channel compensation

In the wake of the recent devastating hailstorm that caused significant damage to crops in Chitragam area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district, Minister for Agriculture, Javed Dar on Tuesday visited the affected fields to assess the situation firsthand and to express solidarity with the distressed farming community.

05.06.2025

USA - Pennsylvania sues US Department of Agriculture over funding cuts

Pennsylvania officialsfileda federal lawsuit against the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Wednesday over its termination of the Local Food Purchase Assistance 2025 Cooperative Agreement (LFPA25 Agreement).

05.06.2025

Norwegian lawmakers reach agreement on aquaculture policy; core rules to remain in place for now

A cross-party majority in Norway’s Parliament has reached agreement on the government's new aquaculture policy, opting to retain the current biomass and traffic light system for regulating fish farming, while introducing incentive mechanisms to drive environmental improvements.

05.06.2025

“World’s Largest” Farmer-Led Study Validates Plant-Based Regenerative Farming’s Potential

A major pan-European study led by theEuropean Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture (EARA)has found that regenerative farming systems, many of which are entirely plant-based, can produce similar or better yields than conventional agriculture while drastically reducing inputs such as synthetic fertilisers and pesticides.

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