The United States' decision to reimpose a 17% antidumping duty on Mexican tomatoes has created new uncertainty for the country's exporters. For decades, Mexico has supplied most of the fresh tomatoes consumed in the U.S. market, maintaining an integrated supply chain that supports thousands of rural jobs. The latest tariffs threaten to disrupt that system.
Bodø, Norway-based salmon farming company Gigante Salmon secured NOK 100 million (USD 9.9 million, EUR 8.6 million) in additional financing for its land-based facility as construction continues on schedule.
The National Farmers' Federation (NFF) has identified regional workforce shortages as a key barrier to productivity growth in Australian agriculture.
The Jammu and Kashmir government has confirmed that recent flash floods in September 2025 caused widespread damage to standing crops, horticulture and livestock across several parts of the Union Territory, including Marh Constituency, with total losses assessed at Rs 209.214 crore.
The Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corp.’s new method of assessing wildlife damage using drones and artificial intelligence applies to standing crop. Traditional inspection continues for swathed crop claims for big game damage.
Every year, 30% of the EU faces water shortages, while fewer than 40% of watercourses are in good or very good ecological condition. Agriculture is both a victim of and a contributor to the EU’s broken water cycle — which the Union has pledged to repair.
A recent storm in Southland has brought to light the financial strain faced by local farmers and the limitations of current disaster relief funding.
A fresh wave of avian influenza outbreaks has deepened concern across the UK poultry industry, with confirmed cases now in Denbighshire, Cumbria and North Yorkshire.
A multi-national consortium of researchers and policymakers in Ghana is positioning regenerative agriculture as a new frontier for investment, farmer revenue growth and data-driven innovation within the agricultural economy.
Türkiye’s Agricultural Insurance Pool (TARSİM) has paid 27 billion Turkish Liras ($643 million) in compensation to insured farmers and producers this year, according to Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry and TARSİM Board Chairman Ahmet Bağcı.
Sweden and Denmark will soon legalize virtual fencing, a new technology that allows farmers to contain livestock using GPS-enabled collars instead of traditional wire barriers, according to Euronews.
Aberdeen University and NativeAqua partnering on one-year project focused on improving resilience and commercial viability of native oyster stocks
Researchers have created pigs that are resistant to classical swine fever (CSF). When exposed to the virus, gene-edited pigs remained healthy, while unedited animals showed typical signs of disease, a study found.
Extreme weather events have led to an unexpected phenomenon in Korea, wiping out apple crop yields. Amid rising global temperatures and intense rainfall, the fruit is struggling to survive.
Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has approved the construction of three major roads in Miga Local Government Area valued at over N30 billion, as part of efforts to enhance infrastructure and support agricultural productivity in the state.
A new article published in Nature Plants calls for a reassessment of how genetic technologies for agriculture are evaluated.