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17.10.2024

USA - Wilton Simpson says Milton delivered a $2 billion+ hit to Florida agriculture

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson said Thursday that the financial damage to the states agriculture industry from Hurricane Milton will likely exceed $2 billion.

17.10.2024

India - Wild boar herd causes extensive crop damage in Odisha, farmers demand compensation

Farmers in Koman block, Nuapada district, are facing severe crop damage due to a herd of wild boars. Villages such as Komna and Birun Padar have been affected, with crops like paddy and corn destroyed.

17.10.2024

Nepal - Biodiversity contributes to sustainability of agriculture, Minister Adhikari says

Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development Ramnath Adhikari has attended the multi-stakeholder meeting and the inaugural session of the World Food Forum 2024 held in Rome, Italy.

17.10.2024

Enabling Regenerative Agriculture for Independent Smallholders in Indonesia

Musim Mas Group, the Livelihoods Fund for Family Farming, SNV Indonesia, and World Agroforestry are collaborating to improve the knowledge and capacity of independent oil palm smallholders through the Biodiverse and Inclusive Palm Oil Supply Chain project.

17.10.2024

St Kitts - Ministry Of Agriculture Hands Over Thousands Of Banana And Plantain Suckers To Farmers And Backyard Gardeners

Towards its drive to reduce the Federations high importation of food, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Marine Resources held a distribution drive on Wednesday, October 16, 2024.

17.10.2024

Serbia secures $205m loan from Saudi Fund for education, agriculture and energy sector development

Serbia has signed a $205 million loan agreement with the Saudi Fund for Development to enhance its agriculture, education, and energy sectors.

16.10.2024

India - 'Each farmer to get Rs 7.5K Rythu Bharosa': Telangana Agriculture Minister Thummala

Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageswara Rao has announced that the state government would give Rs 7,500 to each farmer as part of Rythu Bharosa as promised in the Assembly elections.

16.10.2024

USA - Federal aid to rescue Michigan cherry farmers after devastating crop loss

Michigan sweet cherry farmers can now access low-interest emergency loans from the USDAs Farm Services Agency. This aid follows the U.S. Department of Agricultures disaster declaration in Antrim, Grand Traverse, Leelanau counties, and eight neighboring counties, due to crop losses from erratic weather and pest infestations.

16.10.2024

Louis Dreyfus Company acquires Australia's biggest cotton ginning company for $160 million

A foreign agricultural giant has acquired Australia's oldest and biggest cotton ginning business for about $160 million, ending almost a year of bidding wars and intervention by the competition watchdog.

16.10.2024

India - Rohtak farmers protest delay in crop relief

Farmers from various villages in Rohtak district staged a demonstration against the inordinate delay in the grant of crop-loss compensation by the state government and non-settlement of insurance claims.

16.10.2024

India - Prolonged rains damage agricultural crops in Northern Karnataka

In Haveri district, approximately 1,015 hectares of agricultural crops such as paddy, jowar, cotton, groundnut, and soybean were affected in October. Additionally, 30.25 hectares of horticultural crops, including chilli, cucumber, tomato, ridge gourd, papaya, and ginger, have suffered damage.

16.10.2024

USA - Mexican produce may help fill gaps if hurricanes damaged Florida crops

Hurricanes damage more than homes. They can wreck farms and the crops that fill our food stores. Produce from Mexico could help take up the slack but theres still the chance of higher prices ahead.

15.10.2024

Tomato brown rugose virus is infecting Australian crops but farmers who are losing millions say the disease has no health impacts

Hundreds of jobs and tens of millions of dollars are at stake as a virus never before seen in Australia has infected tomato crops in South Australia.

15.10.2024

Onslaught of Extreme Weather Has Affected 2.8 Million Hectares of Crop Land in 2024 So Far, Central India Worst-Hit

According to agricultural scientists, Rabi crops grown from November to March are bearing more brunt of climate change due to stark shift in temperatures and rainfall during winter.

15.10.2024

Bangladesh - Crops on 136 hectares go under water in Gaibandha

Different crops on 136 hectares of land have been submerged due to the flood triggered by incessant rain in the district.

15.10.2024

USA - Local pecan farmers share devastating impacts from Helene, as state agriculture takes estimated $6-Billion-dollar hit

A drought, Tropical Storm Debby, and now Hurricane Helene, the hits just keep coming for farmers around the Peach State, including Burke County Pecan Farmer Jeb Barrow.

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