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19.10.2023

Germany - Worst potato harvest in 20 years

The storage of thisyear's onion harvest is coming to an end and the main potato harvest has also been completed in the Freiburg area. "We were very satisfied with the early potato harvest this year.

19.10.2023

Ukraine - Grain sector losses could top $3.2 bln in 2023 due to war

Ukrainian grain and oilseeds crop sector losses could exceed $3.2 billion in 2023 due to the high cost of logistics as well as fuel and fertiliser price hikes, which threaten to reduce sown areas in the next and coming years, farmers unions said on Thursday.

19.10.2023

India - Farmers in Haryana suffer heavy paddy crop loss Worth about Rs 180 crore

The farmers in Haryana had suffered heavy paddy crop loss in about 4.04 lakh acre land due to waterlogging in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Karnal, Yamunanagar, Sirsa and Fatehabad districts following incessant rain and floods in the region.

19.10.2023

India - Compensate paddy farmers for damaged crops

JKPCC Working President Raman Bhalla on Wednesday demanded a special package for compensation to paddy-growing farmers for damage caused to their crops due to rain and hailstorms in Jammu region.

18.10.2023

India - Hailstorm damages south Kashmir apple crop

An intense hailstorm that happened this Sunday, struck several villages of south Kashmir’s Shopian and Kulgam districts, causing significant damage to the apples that are still on the trees.

18.10.2023

Ukraine - Kakhovka Dam destruction inflicted US$14 billion damage and loss

The destruction of the Kakhovka dam inflicted almost US$14 billion in loss and damage on Ukraine, compounding the already disastrous impacts of Russia’s full-scale invasion, according to a new report released by the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations.

18.10.2023

Nepal - Untimely rainfall disappoints farmers

Untimely rainfall has disappointed farmers in Kailali district. The rainfall that occurred from Monday afternoon upset farmers as they were about to harvest rice.They were worried how they could harvest rice safely amidst such erratic weather event.

18.10.2023

India - After floods, untimely rain hits flower growers

Their fields, which were flourishing with fresh and lively marigold blooms until a few days ago, had the flower-growing farmers in Punjab hoping for a golden harvest this festive season.

18.10.2023

New Zealand - Survey findings provide insights into Cyclone Gabrielle’s impact on apple orchards

In response to Cyclone Gabrielle, scientists from Plant & Food Research have been collecting data from apple orchards in Hawke’s Bay. Working with industry body New Zealand Apples and Pears, the aim is to better understand the impact of the event on tree and soil health and support grower’s management decisions, now and into the future.

18.10.2023

The state of the global grape market

Vanguard International reports that the global grape market is currently experiencing significant shifts due to a series of unexpected weather events in key producing regions. These events have led to notable losses in some areas, impacting the overall supply and subsequently affecting market prices.

18.10.2023

USA - Milk Loss Program deadline extended

Launched earlierthis year by USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA), the new program offers financial assistance to eligible dairy operations for milk that was dumped or removed, without compensation, from the commercial milk market due to qualifying weather events and the consequences of those weather events that inhibited delivery or storage of milk," during 2020, 2021 and 2022."

18.10.2023

Warming and habitat loss shrinking pollinator numbers, may hit crops hard

Changes in the climate and land use are combining to dramatically shrink the numbers of insects pollinating key tropical crops. As those problems interwine and intensify, it likely will hit coffee lovers right in the mug, according to a new study.

17.10.2023

UK - Slug invasion and fewer herbicides for winter beans

The wet autumn continues with barely a day without rain. As one of our agronomists points out, it is the first high slug pressure season since the loss of metaldehyde, and it is being felt.

17.10.2023

Shorter crops and high prices predicted for winter mango season

Mango supply seems to be tight across a few growing regions right now. “There is supply coming from Brazil but there’s a lot of commitment for short crops. The volume compared to last year is much lower,” says Giorgio Ceciarelli of GC Imports, noting that the country is shipping Tommy Atkins mangoes.

17.10.2023

India - Haridwar DM forms teams to assess crop loss to compensate farmers

In order to compensate the farmers who bear the brunt of natural disasters in Uttarakhand, Haridwar DMDhiraj Singh Garbyal has formed teams to assess the crop loss due to rain and storms.

17.10.2023

USA - Geospatial technology can help corn producers assess potential wind damage

As cornfields suffer crop damage caused by weather, corn producers can use geospatial and remote sensing technologies to get a more accurate measurement of the damage and estimate potential economic loss, according to arecent studypublished inFrontiers in Agronomy.

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