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07.08.2025

Latvia declares nationwide 'state of emergency' over extreme farming conditions

The Latvian Cabinet has decided to implement an agricultural emergency across the country, lasting until November 2025, in response to damage caused by persistent rainfall, frost, and flooding in recent months,LSM.lvreported on August 6.

07.08.2025

Camel dairies signal change in Somalia’s livestock economy

At Beder Farm, camels are reared under monitored conditions, with veterinary support and controlled feeding used to increase milk yields. Some animals reportedly produce up to 10 litres per day, around double the yield of traditional herding practices.

07.08.2025

Japan - Solar panels above rice paddies generate power while preserving crop yields

Japan may have found a way to harvest renewable electricity without giving up valuable farmland.

07.08.2025

UK - How drones are putting agri-tech on farmers' radars

A company that provides drone services to farmers said it has seen a big increase in interest within the sector.

07.08.2025

Australia - Farm infrastructure designs are tailored to help livestock flow efficiently

In the rugged heart of Australia, Stockpro has quietly become one of Australia's most trusted names in livestock handling infrastructure.

06.08.2025

Greece - Sheep pox taking heavy toll on agricultural sector

An outbreak of sheep pox is spreading across Greece, with new cases reported in Karditsa, raising the total to 605 affected farms and over 140,000 animals culled since August, the Ministry of Rural Development says.

06.08.2025

Australia - Queensland Government and CSIRO launch free program to boost local agricultural innovation

Australia's national science agency, CSIRO, is calling on Queensland-based small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) working across agriculture, food and related technologies to apply for its nextInnovate to Grow program.

06.08.2025

Mid-Valley Investment Co. challenges federal crop insurers over denied claim

A California vineyard takes legal action after federal agencies deny its insurance claim for weather-damaged grapes, spotlighting policy standards and industry practices.

06.08.2025

USA - Autonomous tractor: Bringing a new definition to “hands-free”

When you live in farm country, it is common to see a tractor pulling an implement through a field – but this one is different and is certainly a head turner. Because there isno driver. You read that right. The tractor drives itself.

06.08.2025

Partnership aims to boost sustainable aquaculture initiatives in Fiji, northern Australia

A new research project supported by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) aims to boost sustainable aquaculture in Fiji and northern Australia, focusing on tropical rock oyster and seaweed farming.

06.08.2025

Brock seeks Canada Excellence Research Chair in Sustainable Agriculture for Grape and Wine

Brock University is applying to the Government of Canada’sCanada Excellence Research Chairs (CERC) programwith the goal of securing a CERC in Sustainable Agriculture for Grape and Wine.

30.07.2025

India uses pesticides judiciously and more efficiently in agricultural production

In a study compiled by Crop Care Federation of India (CCFI) considering the top three pesticides users, it was revealed that EU uses 320,941 tons and is the highest consumer followed by China using 235,760 tons & India uses only 40,094 tons.of Technical grade pesticides .

30.07.2025

New Zealand - Beef farmers likely first in line for emissions-reducing livestock pill

Industry-government venture AgriZero is hinting that New Zealand beef may be the first agricultural sector to gain access to tools like a new methane-reducing pill for livestock - and soon.

30.07.2025

Honduras announces its candidate for head of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture

The Honduran government has formally put forward its candidate for the role of Director General at the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA), announcing the nomination of Laura Suazo, who currently serves as Honduras’s Secretary of Agriculture and Livestock.

30.07.2025

Cyprus - State approves €23 million support package for fire-hit farmers

Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou announced on Wednesday a total funding package exceeding €23 million to support the primary sector andfire-affected areas of mountainous Limassol, following a Council of Ministers meeting.

30.07.2025

Trio Partnership Boosts Cambodian Marine Farming

Cambodia's emerging marine farming sector, known as mariculture, is gathering momentum with new skills and newfound confidence following a research collaboration involving Cambodia, Indonesia and Australia.

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