Satellite imagery reveals how Sudan’s war scorched its ‘breadbasket’ | Agriculture News
For the past three years, reports of wartime atrocities and dire humanitarian crises have been making the headlines from Sudan.…
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Mexico Agriculture Minister Replaced Ahead of USMCA Trade Review
Mexican Agriculture Minister Julio Berdegue was replaced by an official focused on rural development in another shakeup of President Claudia…
Hungary Warns of Drought Hit to Agriculture From April Dry Spell
Hungary’s incoming government said it plans to take emergency steps to help farmers as a dry spell during much of…
African governments need to take urgent action on fertiliser shortages | Agriculture
Food security in Africa could face major disruptions due to continuing uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict between…
‘It all depends on the crop’: Gulf crisis hits South Asia farmers | Agriculture News
Gurdaspur, Punjab, India – Ramesh Kumar, 42, is anxiously doing the calculations for his crops this year. Standing at the…
Sops & schemes: Mega push for agriculture, fisheries, dairy sector
The “hopes” of Haryana’s cultivators once again took centre stage as chief minister Nayab Singh Saini, who also holds the…
Driven by money, pushed by passion: Migrant tea pickers of Kerala, India | Agriculture
Wayanad, India – The migrant workforce, as in most countries, is the backbone of India’s economy. And Kerala, being among…
Guest Column| US trade deal: More opportunity than threat for Punjab agriculture
Punjab remains, in both economic structure and political consciousness, a traditional agricultural state. Nearly one-third of its total population, and…
U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee advances CLARITY Act
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee voted 12–11 on Thursday, Jan 29 to advance its version of the CLARITY Act, pushing…
Senate Agriculture panel delays market structure hearing to Thursday after winter storm
The Senate Agriculture Committee postponed the markup hearing for its crypto market structure bill, previously planned for Tuesday afternoon, by…