Amazon to buy carbon credits from Bayer’s TGRA sustainable rice project in India
Amazon will act as the primary buyer of carbon credits generated by Bayer’s TGRA program to cut methane emissions from rice farming in India.
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Amazon will act as the primary buyer of carbon credits generated by Bayer’s TGRA program to cut methane emissions from rice farming in India.
FAO and WMO say intensifying heatwaves are threatening crops, livestock, fisheries, and the livelihoods of more than one billion people tied to agrifood systems.
MIT engineers found that the sound of falling droplets can shake rice seeds out of dormancy and speed up germination.
China has added eight Australian facilities to its approved beef export list, giving processors more room to work within a tight quota regime but not removing the risk…
Türkiye is tightening oversight of foods marketed as village-style, natural, or organic after inspections found repeated cases of adulteration and misleading claims.
Researchers in Australia warn that extreme weather, fuel and fertiliser shortages, water stress and concentrated retail power are eroding the resilience of the country’s food system.
India is being urged to strengthen its global horticulture position through tighter quality standards, stronger branding, better traceability and upgraded supply chains.
India’s Meghalaya state is widening farmer support through seed distribution, vegetable kits, vermicompost assistance and processing investment, with a strong focus on timely access to quality inputs.
Indonesia and Poland are discussing wider farm cooperation, including market access for beef, dairy, wheat and berries, as well as a technical working group to move trade protocols…