The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

Madagascar has opened its lychee export season with strong harvests and record prices – even as investigators examine a sector that has for years been controlled by tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga, now under arrest in Mauritius.

Two cows have been culled in a herd in Bangor, Co Down.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirms more than 16 million birds have been affected by avian flu since 2022. Here's what the virus is, where it has spread, and the symptoms farmers and owners should monitor.

Use of 8m pounds of antibiotics and antifungals a year leads to superbugs and damages human health, lawsuit claims

The disease is believed to be affecting two cows near Bangor, Co Down.

A country built on agriculture is seeing the sector change as the number of farms shrinks and it becomes harder for young people to buy land

A high court in Kenya has declared unconstitutional sections of a seed law that prevented farmers from sharing and selling indigenous seeds in what food campaigners have called a landmark win for food security

France's National Assembly has unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the government to oppose the free trade agreement between the European Union and the South American trade bloc Mercosur, ahead of decisive votes at the European level in December.

Deere Company (NYSE:DE) shares slid on Wednesday as the agricultural equipment giant warned of a $1.2 billion tariff hit in fiscal 2026, overshadowing a fourth-quarter earnings beat.

The European Parliament has once again backed a one-year delay to landmark anti-deforestation rules, in a vote pushed through by an alliance of centre-right and far-right lawmakers. It comes on the heels of the lacklustre deal made at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil, which saw an absence of consensus…

Treasury says concession could be worth £30m next year and £70m a year until 2030