The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

Agricultural production is expected to fall to $78 billion in 2023/24, driven by growing global supply and drier conditions.

It's necessary to make changes to combat climate change, minimize food insecurity and bolster agriculture

India's NCRB report revealed 1.7 lakh suicides in 2022, with daily wage earners, farmers, and agricultural labourers accounting for one-third.

Minister Cheluvarayaswamy urges farmers to adopt tech innovations to improve yields and financial stability in face of climate change. MLA Puttanaiah and Nirmalanandanatha Swami of Adichunchangiri Mutt call for use of Krishi Mela, organic farming and millet cultivation to ensure food security.

Even as the State government looks to expand its presence in the segment of food processing by establishing rice mills, its flagship project in the sector from Northern Kuttanad appears to be going off the track slowly.

France remains hopeful of a free trade pact after negotiations with Australia broke down and its president opposed a South American bloc deal.

Morag, an imposing Highland cow with a caramel coat, ambles out of the main shed at Dumble Farm in northern England and stands ready to meet her guests.

Trade in locally produced seeds is proving a lifeline for families under threat from cost of living rises and devastating weather, says anti-hunger charity ActionAid

When farmers’ businesses are built on the strength of certain bloodlines, they’ll go to extraordinary lengths to preserve their herd

CSIR-NBRI discussing floriculture dev. in Odisha's Puri district to ensure flower supply for temple rituals. Sun-shaped green patch near Bhakta Niwas complex. Seeking collaboration with temple admin. to meet flower demand. 20-30 farmers in Nimapara identified to supply flowers. Start-up to work on by-products from basil. NBRI developed new lotus…

Karnataka dialysis workers' protest enters 3rd day; technician attempts suicide. Govt. agrees to pay 4 months' salaries & allocate funds for other benefits. Union demands job security, yet to be considered. Strike affects 3,500 renal patients; govt. makes alternative arrangements.