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14.04.2022

Hungary - Climate change is the biggest challenge in the coming years

For many years, Hungary has been the main supplier of agricultural products, including fruit and vegetables, to the German market. Tons of peppers, tomatoes, stone fruits and the like are sold annually either via German wholesale markets or directly to food retailers.

13.04.2022

Brazil - Drought decreases grape production

São Paulo production should reach 146.900 tons, a decline of 0.3% in relation to the previous year, while the productions of Paraná, of 56,200 tons and Santa Catarina, of 55,200 tons, should present a decline of 1.4% and 7.5%, respectively, in the same comparison.

13.04.2022

Brazil - Final orange crop forecast update for the São Paulo and West-Southwest Minas Gerais citrus belt

The 2021-2022 orange crop for the São Paulo and West-Southwest Minas Gerais citrus belt, published on April 11, 2022, by Fundecitrus – performed in cooperation with Markestrat, FEA-RP/USP and FCAV/Unesp2 – is 262.97 million boxes of 40.8 kg each.

13.04.2022

India - Summer rain disrupts farming in Central Travancore

As debates continue to rage over the suicide of a paddy farmer in Upper Kuttanad, the incident has brought to light the extend of damage that the unseasonal rain has caused to standing crops in the predominantly agrarian belts of Central Travancore.

13.04.2022

India - Farmers in Kerala a worried lot as clouds roll in

Though summer showers have come as a relief for many from the sweltering heat, farmers, especially paddy farmers, are a worried lot as rain clouds roll in the afternoons accompanied by lightning and thunder.

13.04.2022

India - Punjab govt stares at hefty relief bill as wheat yield drops by 10%

The wheat yield has taken a substantial hit in Punjab this rabi season, posing the first major challenge to the Aam Aadmi Party government less than a month after it assumed power in the state.

13.04.2022

Ukraine - The war is exposing gaps in the world’s food-systems research

An invasion. A war. A pandemic. A financial crisis. All have conspired to put unprecedented stress on global food systems. Ukraine and Russia produce a combined total of 14% of the world’s wheat and 30% of the world’s wheat exports, as well as 60% of the world’s sunflower oil.

13.04.2022

Philippines - Mindoro farmers seek gov’t compensation after onion crop yields losses

A party-list organization said Occidental Mindoro farmers must be compensated for losses incurred from onion farming, which it claims stem from liberalized imports and an inability to charge fair prices.

13.04.2022

USA - Spring snow storm shocks blooming cherry orchards in Hood River

A week ago, Theresa Draper breathed in the balmy air as honey bees zipped from flower to flower in her cherry orchard just outside Hood River. All of her fruit trees were blooming a little early, thanks to a stretch of late winter warmth.

12.04.2022

Ukraine - Half of harvests might be lost due to war

Harvests of some of Ukraine’s most important crops could be cut in half this year, threatening its position as a major exporter and exacerbating already tight global supplies.

12.04.2022

India - Lack of compensation, govt support pushes Kerala farmers to hopelessness

A farmer from south Kerala's Kuttanad region ended his life dejected by the crop damage caused by summer showers, while many of his peers in the state are said to be on the verge of taking the extreme stepowing to a lack of adequate support and compensation.

12.04.2022

Consequences of the frost on French and European stone fruit productions

Luckily, the cold wave that hit many European regions earlier this month seems to have spared the French producers of peaches and apricots, who were severely affected last year.

12.04.2022

Spain - The recent frosts in the Region of Valencia caused losses estimated at 50 million Euro

The frosts recorded recently in the Spanish Region of Valencia have already caused losses estimated at more than 50 million Euro, according to data published by LA UNIÓ de Llauradors. This adds to the 11 million that had already been caused by the persistent rains.

12.04.2022

South Africa - Minister Thoko Didiza on the outbreak of brown locusts

South Africa has been experiencing a brown locust outbreak since September 2021. The outbreak is in three provinces of the country; namely Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and Western Cape Provinces.

12.04.2022

Philippines - Agricultural damage caused by ‘Agaton’ at P265.3 million

Tropical cyclone “Agaton” had so far caused an estimated P265.3 million worth of damage on agriculture, livestock, and fisheries, said the Department of Agriculture on Tuesday.

12.04.2022

Spain - Last year there was also a severe frost, but this has been a historic frost

The cherries were strongly impacted by the recent frosts in the province of Huesca. In fact, the low temperatures recorded in the early hours of Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, which fell to minus three degrees in municipalities such as Bolea, could cause losses of up to 100% in many farms, according to the first estimates of the Bolea's Cherry Cooperative (Cocebo).

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