A daily digest of market, agri-policy, technology and climate news — from Ukraine and the world. 474 news items in 19 sections.
Campaigners are urging the UK government to ban pre-harvest glyphosate spraying while regulators review the chemical’s approval through December 2026.
After the 2025 drought, farms in Nova Scotia are accelerating spending on pumps, ponds and buried lines to protect crops and orchards from another extreme dry season.
Indian horticulture producer organisations are being told they need consumer brands, trust, and direct market presence to secure better returns.
Madhya Pradesh has extended wheat procurement slot booking while expanding support measures for pulses, storage, and digital farmer services.
India has pushed rice procurement for official reserves close to 50 million tonnes, increasing the pressure to manage stock disposal and storage.
The Roundup case before the US Supreme Court could decide whether states may require cancer warnings beyond federally approved pesticide labels.
An Al Jazeera satellite analysis found a sharp collapse in central Sudan’s irrigated farming under RSF control and only a fragile recovery after army gains.
New Brunswick has extended equine veterinary services to March 2027, but farmers still face a broader restructuring of veterinary and laboratory support.
Climate stress is no longer a distant risk for India’s shrimp farms. It is already driving disease pressure, higher costs and more fragile export performance across the sector.