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Nigeria Govt Defends Creation of Livestock Ministry

Nigeria’s federal government recently explained the rationale behind the proposed ministry of livestock development, saying that it is needed to enhance protein production, increase employment opportunities and government revenue. President.

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Opium Cultivation Plunges 95% in Afghanistan

The Taliban-ordered crash in opium production in Afghanistan, long the world’s dominant supplier, could drive up overdose deaths as heroin users switch to synthetic opioids already proving deadly in Europe,.

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Tribe, Indonesia Palm Oil Firms Collide Over Land

In a jungled corner of Indonesia’s Papua, the Awyu tribe await a Supreme Court verdict that will determine whether thousands of hectares of rainforest will be cleared for a vast.

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Italian Agro Industry Affected by Climate Change

Italian agricultural production shrank last year as wine, fruit and olive oil output all took a hit from extreme weather events linked to climate change, national statistics bureau ISTAT has.

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New Zealand to Scrap ‘Burp Tax’ Plan for Cattle

In a significant policy reversal, New Zealand’s centre-right government has announced it is scrapping a scheme to price greenhouse gas emissions from livestock, effectively shelving a so-called “burp tax”. The.

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USA Farmers Choose Soy to Limit Losses

Mark Tuttle planted more soy and less corn on his northern Illinois farm this spring as prices for both crops hover near three-year lows and soybeans’ lower production costs offered.

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Farmers in USA Using AI to Screen Crops

Artificial intelligence (AI) remains light years away from displacing the farmer or agronomist in the agronomic decision-making process, but when it comes to crop scouting, AI is proving to be.

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Hexafarms Secures 1.3m Euros in Pre-seed Funding

Hexafarms, a pioneer in agricultural tech leveraging AI to optimise greenhouses to power the future of food production, announced the successful close of a €1.3 million pre-seed funding round led.

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Falling Crop Prices in USA Lead to Slower Farm Equipment Sale

Falling crop prices are leaving agriculture equipment sellers with an excess of unsold tractors and combines. To cope with the surplus, dealers are discounting machines, suspending new orders, and even.

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Kazakhstan Using Flood Water for Agriculture and Industry

Specialists in the West Kazakhstan Region are carrying out the safe passage of flood waters, as the region experiences its second wave of floods. The region’s four large reservoirs are.

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