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28.09.2023

Kosovo - 1.1 mln euro allocated for 2022 crop damage

The government of Kosovo said it has approved the allocation of an additional 1.12 million euro ($1.15 million) in compensation to farmers in 14 municipalities, including the capital city of Pristina, Gjakova and Gjilan, for crop losses during 2022.

28.09.2023

Peru - Serious problems affecting both volumes and quality of table grapes

As the hotter than average weather in Peru is slowing the growth and exports of blueberries, the opposite is happening with the table grape harvest, which has now speeded up the harvest to nearly a month earlier.

28.09.2023

India - Farmers can upload crop loss info from Oct 1

Haryana agriculture and farmers’ welfare minister Jai Prakash Dalal on Wednesday directed to open e-kshatipoorti portal from October 1 so that cotton producers can register information pertaining to the damage to cotton crop due to pest attack.

28.09.2023

Spain - Citrus production to fall by 20% in Cordoba and Seville

The Councilor of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development of Andalusia, Carmen Crespo, recently presented the region's official citrus production estimates for the 2023-2024 campaign.

28.09.2023

USA - USDA to begin issuing $1.75 billion to agricultural producers through critical emergency relief programs

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that it will begin issuing more than $1.75 billion in emergency relief payments to eligible farmers and livestock producers. These much-needed payments are helping farming and ranching operations recover following natural disasters in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

28.09.2023

Addressing the myriad impacts of climate-induced loss and damage

In the Chikwawa District in south-western Malawi at the start of 2022, communities were battered by two cyclones in the space of three months.Cyclone Ana arrived in Januaryimpacting thousands of people through extreme flooding, crop and community destruction, and widespread power outages.

27.09.2023

Brazil - After historic drought, El NiƱo rains pose new hurdle for farmers

Agronomist Sergio Rubin kneels in a field of oats to remove some of the straw covering the soil. Opening a gap, he shows us the damp earth on a warm day, in what has been a winter marked by great fluctuations.

27.09.2023

USA - Farm Service Agency offers Texas livestock producers assistance

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) stated that drought-impacted producers may be eligible for financial assistance through the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honeybees, and Farm-raised Fish Program (ELAP), Livestock Forage Disaster Program (LFP), Emergency Conservation Program (ECP), and Emergency Haying and Grazing on Conservation Reserve Program (EHGCR) to provide financial assistance to eligible producers for 2023 grazing losses due to a qualifying drought or fire and provide water for impacted livestock.

27.09.2023

India - Over 73,000 ha affected by drought in Karnataka's Ballari

The district administration, after conducting a survey, has identified 73,813 hectares of agricultural land as affected by drought in the district. According to the report sent by the administration to the state government, crops worth Rs 569 crop have been lost, which is the highest in the last ten years in the district.

27.09.2023

India - Food grain target unlikely, Karnataka may suffer 52% crop loss

Karnataka is estimated to suffer more than 50 per cent crop loss this monsoon due to drought, which could lead to a hike in prices of certain food grains.While the food production target for this monsoon is 1.11 crore tones, the state is likely to see crop damage up to 58 lakh tonnes, according to current estimates by the government.

27.09.2023

USA - Rainy weather wreaking havoc with some crops

Spring rains and even summer rains have created cause for concern with local growers as harvest activity ramps up in the Central Valley.While some crops such as walnuts, tomatoes, and other fruits and vegetables have received strong forecasts, grapes are a concern in the wake of Tropical Storm Hilary on Aug. 20.

27.09.2023

India - Govt to assess crop damage caused by pink bollworms

With reports of extensive damage caused by pink bollworms to cotton and some other crops in Sriganganagar district and adjoining areas, the agriculture department has issued orders to form a technical team of agricultural entomologists and agriculture officers that would conduct surveys and review the reasons for the increase in incidence of pink bollworms this year.

26.09.2023

Peru - Mango volumes estimated to be substantially lower due to hot weather

Peru’s mango industry will likely see up to 8,500 less export containers in the coming season due to negative effects on flowering from the hot weather caused by El Niño, as well as the after effects of the heavy rains earlier this year caused by cyclone Yaku.

26.09.2023

USA - Cranberry crop estimates down slightly for 2023

The USDA estimated the U.S. national cranberry crop for 2023 at 7.62 million barrels, down 5% from the 2022 crop year. In Wisconsin, the largest growing state, the USDA forecast production at 4.6 million barrels, down 5% from last year.

26.09.2023

Greece - Due to the violent change in weather conditions, we have losses of about 60%

The apple cultivation in Greece is expected to be lower than usual, in the area that grows quite a chunk of the Greek national production, Matoula Katsika, export and sales manager for Greek fruit exporter A.C. Kissavos, says: “The apple production in our region, and in general for the producing countries of the EU, appear to be reduced for the new season.

26.09.2023

South Africa - Western Cape flooded for second time in three months

Major roads leading into the Cape Town metropolitan area have been closed due to the heavy flooding, as rain continues with winds of 46km/h on Heritage Day, a public holiday in South Africa.

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