The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

The U.N. says coca cultivation reached an all-time high in Colombia last year the administration of President Gustavo Petro struggles to reduce poverty in remote areas and contain armed groups that are profiting from the cocaine trade

The Union government’s decision to relax 20% customs duty on apples imported from the U.S. has left orchardists in the Kashmir Valley jittery

China the largest growth market for agricultural exports for the second year in a row in 2022-2023, led by a 66% increase in wheat exports

Rising fuel prices raise temperatures at No 1 The Terrace, and raise eyebrows further up the road at the Commerce Commission. Andrew Patterson reports.

Areca growers in Malnad region, disappointed by agarwood, had hoped for good returns. Private companies sold 12 lakh seedlings, but artificial inoculation process failed to yield desired results. Some farmers have earned up to ₹25,000/tree, but many have lost money & time. Scientists suggest growers take up new crops only…

EESL and Andhra Pradesh government plan to transform Guntur market yard into Asia's largest energy-efficient chili trading hub.

G-20 leaders commit to global food security, nutrition, and reducing food loss/waste.

Sustainable farming movement is gaining popularity in Australia but still lacks a common definition or accreditation system to help consumers make informed choices

Emphasising on the need for ensuring that the outcomes of farm research reached farmlands, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah called on the farm universities to take up extensive research on developing rain-fed agriculture in dry lands.

G-20 spouses visit IARI campus in New Delhi to witness India's agricultural excellence, featuring farmers, tech, chefs, and 20 women farmers from remote villages. Delegates saw millet-rangoli, agri-tech solutions, FPOs, vertical farming, hydroponic farming, and millet dishes prepared by celebrity chef. India spearheads movement to declare 2023 as International Year…

‘Researchers need to focus on protecting IPR’