Department-funded research unveiled at the Dublin conference dedicated to addressing the intricate relationship between agriculture and climate change has revealed a calcium-peroxide-based feed additive that can cut indoor methane emissions by 10-28%, depending on diet, inclusion rate, and animal type.
FeedARMOR demonstrated effectiveness in mitigating common feed-borne pathogens including PRRS, PED and SVA.
Key Carbon, a Vancouver-based private equity firm specializing in climate and biodiversity action, will partner with Lithuania’sInSoilto support regenerative agriculture across Europe, according to a joint statement on Tuesday.
The Niagara Irrigation Initiative Project Steering Committee is pleased to announce that up to $1.8 million in total funding has been secured to advance the Niagara Irrigation Initiative Project.
The condition of many UK cereal crops unsurprisingly worsened considerably throughout the entire month of May as the dry weather continued for much of the month.
The Philippines launched a pilot program combining satellite-based crop insurance and weather-informed agro-advisories to enhance climate resilience and risk management for Filipino rice farmers, with plans for nationwide scaling.
An evening storm last Friday bombarded parts of Mesa County in hail, taking tens of thousands of pounds of future food donations off the table in the process.
The National Bank of Ukraine confirmed losses of part of the crop due to spring frosts, but do not expect a significant impact on food inflation. This was reported by Interfax.
The state-owned Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation (PCIC) is urging farmers and fisherfolk across Western Visayas to immediately report damage to crops or fisheries caused by natural calamities to their Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) to claim indemnity faster.
Farmers demand immediate government intervention to compensate for their losses and safeguard their livelihoods against natural calamities.
Farm Credit Canada says the funding commitment will allow it to invest directly into promising agriculture technology companies.
U.S. senators have reintroduced legislation to preemptively ban commercial octopus farming, claiming the species’ intelligence makes such practices cruel and inhumane.
Farmers around the world are also turning to crop insurance.
As crucial waterways run low and Europe's farmers worry about their crops, the European Union is trying to come up with a strategy to keep the water flowing.
A severe drought is gripping farming communities, creating an "unprecedented crisis".
As B.C.'s cherry orchards approach a new season, high-tech Canadian greenhouse growers observe the ongoing challenges faced by stone-fruit farmers.