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20.03.2024

India - Govt orders for preparing proposals on crop loss due to recent rains

Amid increasing distress among farmers, the State government on Wednesday initiated measures to identify the extent of crop area damaged due to unseasonal rains andhailstormacross the State over the last few days.

20.03.2024

USA - Crop loss program now open to NH farmers

The New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets, and Food’s Crop Loss Program recently opened to receive applications from New Hampshire producers. The Crop Loss Program allocates $8 million to help farmers who suffered crop losses because of weather-related damages in 2023.

20.03.2024

Canada - Okanagan farmer fears climate change will prune farming from family tree

A farmer in Kelowna working to sew the seeds of sustainability to feed generations to come says the government and industry need to strive for change.Jennifer Deol, of There and Back Again Farms in Kelowna, is faced with significant crop loss after yet another year of unprecedented weather events.

19.03.2024

USA - Disease and insect management for pecans in home landscapes

Pecan trees are popular landscape trees in Mississippi and many areas of the southeastern United States. Most homeowners expect pecan trees to serve a dual purpose, providing both shade and tasty nuts.

19.03.2024

Ireland - Vegetable sector faced inflation and extreme weather challenges in 2023

The 2024 Horticulture Crop Input Prices report highlights significant challenges for Irish field vegetable growers. The report, which provides up-to-date facts about specific input prices in January 2024 compared to 2023, states that input price inflation in the field vegetable sector continues at a rate of 5.1%, totalling over 43% since the first report in March 2021.

19.03.2024

Spain - Lettuce supply is plummeting and the season is expected to end abruptly

The supply of Spanish iceberg lettuce is falling and is expected to plummet in the coming weeks due to the adverse effects of the higher temperatures this winter and the alarming impact of drought.

19.03.2024

India - BRS demands compensation for farmers hit by unseasonal rains in Telangana

Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) senior leader T. Harish Rao has demanded the Telangana government to provide financial assistance to farmers who suffered huge losses due to unseasonal rains.

19.03.2024

Bhutan - Trashigang still struggles with alarming amount of fallow land

Almost half of the total cultivable fields in Trashigang dzongkhag have been left fallow leading to a loss in crop production and increasing human-wildlife conflicts.According to records from the dzongkhag agriculture office, of the 15,372 acres of dry land, about 8,285.07 acres are left fallow. Of 2,217.14 acres of wetland, 556.36 remain uncultivated.

19.03.2024

How climate change is impacting coffee crop pollination

Climate change may be creating an uncertain future for coffee production, but it’s also having a negative impact on biodiversity which has a trickle-down effect.A study explores the interplay between climate change, land use change, and their impact on pollinator biodiversity, revealing significant implications for global crop pollination.

19.03.2024

USA - Freezing temperatures could kill crops

After North Alabama experienced near-record temperatures last week, a drop in temperatures Monday night will lead to the threat of a widespread freeze.Many farmers across North Alabama and Southern Middle Tennessee will take precautions to prevent crop loss.

19.03.2024

Philippines - El Niño agriculture damage in 8 regions hits P1.75 billion

The amount of damage to agriculture in eight regions has reached P1.75 billion as the El Niño phenomenon intensifies, according to the Department of Agriculture.DA spokesman Arnel de Mesa said the damage covered 32,231 hectares of farm lands, with at least 29,437 farmers displaced.

18.03.2024

Senegal - Delayed flowering of mangoes in southern parts

Mango growing is progressing steadily in southern Senegal, but with a few complications that are worrying growers, says Aminata Dominique Diouf, a mango grower and exporter based in Nema.

18.03.2024

Ireland - Compensation sought for flood-impacted potato growers

In response to the recent flooding events that severely impacted potato cultivation across regions in Ireland, industry representatives are now calling for financial compensation for the affected farmers.

18.03.2024

India - Untimely rains, winds damage mango orchards in Sangareddy

Untimely rains coupled with strong winds that lashed several parts of Sangareddy district late on Saturday have left a vast trail ofcrop loss.The mango crop, which had fruits at the tender stage, recorded considerable damage.Farmersin Sangareddy district had cultivated mango on nearly 16,000 acres.

18.03.2024

Australia - Reporting mouse numbers

Grain growers across Australia are being urged to check their paddocks and record mouse numbers activity as part of a campaign aimed at early detection and effective control ahead of this year’s winter crop.

18.03.2024

Thailand - A new app enables farmers plan agricultural activities during a drought

An application called "Crops Drought" has been launched to allow farmers to plan their cultivation and water reserves during a drought, the Department of Agricultural Extension said on Sunday.

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