Cyprus - Farmers claim storms wiped out a whole year of work
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ScaleAgData Stakeholder Engagement Event
22.10.2024The ScaleAgData project is pleased to invite you to our second stakeholder event. Building on the discussions and connections formed during our first webinar, this event will focus on fostering collaboration among stakeholders, providing updates on our project’s progress, and outlining future opportunities for engagement.
USA - USDA to release second stage of disaster aid for farmers
USDA announced Monday it will release additional aid for farmers impacted by disasters during crop years 2023 and 2024. The funding is the second stage of the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program approved by Congress in December. It will partially compensate farmers who suffered crop, bush, vine and quality losses not covered by SDRP stage 1.
Philippines Launches First Parametric Insurance for 14,200 Filipino Fishers
The Philippines has launched its first parametric insurance programme for small-scale fishers, a pilot initiative aimed at protecting livelihoods from income losses caused by bad weather.
Canada - Game-changing program seeks to solve major problem in agriculture industry
An environmental organization has teamed up with a Canadian district to address waste in the region's agricultural sector.
USA - Wisconsin dials back livestock fee increases after outcry from farmers
An outpouring of public comments prompted state agriculture officials to reduce planned fee increases for livestock markets, dealers and truckers.
India - Farmers devastated as extreme storms destroy key crops
Due to torrential rainfall and flooding, the southern Indian district of Yadgir has suffered devastating crop losses, The Hindu reported.
Uzbekistan - Farmers to Be Able to Insure Their Crops
Starting from 2026, Uzbekistan will introduce a voluntary crop insurance system. It is planned that half of the insurance expenses will be covered by the state budget.
Extreme flooding leads to concerning decrease in rice yields over the last 30 years, scientists say
Extreme flooding has led to a significant reduction in one of the world's most important food staples, according to new research.
South Korean growers sue state power utility, blaming climate change for crop damage
Hwang Seong-yeol stood at the edge of a golden field, watching nervously as a combine harvester crawled through his rice, churning up mud and stalks.
