The olive enters the 'Noah's Ark' of seeds to ensure its conservation against disasters
The Global Seed Vault in Svalbard will store samples of olive crops collected by Spanish universities to ensure their preservation in case of catastrophe.
The island beloved by Estonians has been attacked by unwelcome guests
Authorities in Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura are urging people to remain calm due to swarms of locusts that have struck the islands.
EXCITING NEWS ⟩ Gene scissors open new doors in the breeding of food plants
Gene editing techniques are being explored to improve food plant breeding, offering quicker and more efficient ways to develop high-yield and disease-resistant crops.
Weather: New rains could accumulate about 100 millimeters in specific areas of the agricultural region
Argentina is expecting irregular rainfall of up to 100 millimeters in certain agricultural regions between February 26 and March 4, affecting crop conditions.
Rains in Echeandía leave communities cut off and unable to transport production
Heavy rainfall in Echeandía, Ecuador, has disrupted transportation and left communities isolated, impacting their ability to harvest and transport crops.
Sunscreen for fruit and AI-guided robot checking crops: agro technology fair presents innovations in the interior of SP
An agro technology fair in Piracicaba, SP, showcases innovative tools including liquid sunscreen for fruits and an AI-driven robot to monitor vineyard and apple orchard productivity.
Confronting the Leafhopper Requires Management Strategies on Three Fronts
The article discusses the importance of integrated strategies for managing leafhopper infestations in fruit production in the Vale do São Francisco region of Brazil.
Warning issued to anyone buying berries as shoppers urged not to make it 'worse'
Shoppers in the UK are warned about potential berry shortages due to adverse weather conditions affecting crops in Spain and Morocco, with calls not to panic buy to avoid exacerbating the situation.
Agricultural Experiments: New Crops in the Field Thanks to Gene Editing?
The article discusses the potential for new crops developed through modern genetic modification techniques to be cultivated in the European Union, and the mixed reactions these developments spark.
Economic Results: Winners and Losers of a Hot Campaign
The article discusses the disparities in yields affecting grain harvesters in Argentina's Pampas region due to erratic weather conditions.
What did Jairam Ramesh say about the India-US trade deal?
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh commented on the India-US trade deal, stating that the government claims it will not impact farmers growing crops such as maize, cotton, soybean, apples, fruits, and nuts.
The story of two sisters aged 72 and 73 who live alone in a sustainable forest with medicinal plants
Two sisters, aged 72 and 73, lead a self-sufficient life in Tencílio Costa, Brazil, cultivating organic crops and relying on medicinal plants for health care.
Attack of pests on mustard crops! Farmers in distress... changing weather has increased tension
Farmers in Rajasthan's Dholpur district are facing challenges due to a pest infestation on mustard crops, exacerbated by changing weather patterns and prior crop losses.
The Smart Tractors Revolution in India: Increase in Crops and Threat to Thousands of Jobs
The rise of smart tractors in India signals a significant change in traditional agriculture, increasing crop yields while posing a threat to many agricultural jobs.
'Scarecrow of the sky' in full flight to protect Australian fruit and almond crops
A drone that mimics a peregrine falcon is being used in Australia to safeguard fruit and almond orchards from birds.
Extreme phenomenon: the latest 'brutal storms' hit 400,000 hectares in the main agricultural region
Severe storms caused significant damage to crops across 400,000 hectares in Argentina's central agricultural regions due to hail and intense winds.
'Losing a field is losing a life': the drama of indigenous peoples in Amapá caused by the cassava's witches broom
'Losing a field is losing a life' reflects the plight of Amapá's indigenous communities facing devastation from a plant disease affecting their cassava crops.
Decimated crops, torn greenhouses, inaccessible farms: the ordeal of farmers facing floods
Farmers in France are facing severe challenges due to unprecedented flooding exacerbated by Storm Pedro, leading to significant agricultural losses across several departments.
"Nothing Left": hailstorm swept entire fields of Santa Fe and Córdoba in minutes
A violent hailstorm devastated ready-to-harvest crops, caused livestock deaths, and damaged homes and silos in the regions of Santa Fe and Córdoba, Argentina.
Narcos modernize their marijuana crops: this is how the plantations the Army destroys in Michoacán are
Despite the rise of new drugs like fentanyl, marijuana remains a lucrative business for organized crime, with modern cultivation techniques reported in Michoacán.
Rice Producers in Los Ríos Begin Receiving Outstanding Payments from Mill
Rice producers in Los Ríos province have started to receive overdue payments for their crops, which were purchased by a mill under delegated management for the National Government.
How Israel is spraying herbicides on Syrian crops
Israeli planes have reportedly sprayed herbicides on Syrian crops, leading to significant losses for local farmers in Quneitra, Syria.
Despite prolonged rains, average grain yield increased by 7.1% last summer
Last summer saw a 7.1% increase in the average yield of grain crops in Latvia, despite significant rainfall impacting growing conditions.
Ghana: 60 Percent of Ghana's Tree Crops to Be Processed Locally
President Mahama announced a plan for Ghana to process 60% of its major tree crops locally to enhance industrialization and reduce reliance on raw exports.
Africa: Coffee Crops Are Dying From a Fungus With Species-Jumping Genes - Researchers Are 'Resurrecting' Their Genomes to Understand How and Why
Researchers are investigating a devastating coffee wilt disease that affects coffee crops globally, caused by the fungus Fusarium xylarioides, which has severe implications for coffee production and supply.
Don wants natural products for pest management
A Nigerian agricultural professor advocates for organic materials in pest management to reduce risks to crops, humans, and the environment due to synthetic pesticides.
The ingredient you have in your medicine cabinet that can 'revive' your wilted plant in just one night
Aspirin may strengthen crops and flowers, boosting their natural defenses against diseases and enhancing their longevity.
Fascinated by artificial rain: China's strange move
China is increasingly investing in artificial rain technology to combat drought and provide water for crops in northern and northwestern regions of the country.
Macadamia farmers smashed by floods innovate to save crops
Macadamia farmers in Australia's Northern Rivers are adopting innovative techniques to reduce crop loss and minimize environmental impact due to flooding.
The wild ancestors of cultivated crops were concentrated in a smaller area than previously thought
Researchers from Denmark and Spain have concluded that wild ancestors of ancient crops like wheat, rye, and barley occupied a much smaller land area than previously believed, based on machine learning and climate models.
Marijuana plantation discovered in MG was cultivated by family amidst coffee crops
A clandestine marijuana plantation was discovered in rural Fervedouro, Brazil, cultivated by a family hidden among coffee crops.
U.S. supports eradication of coca crops with drones in Colombia
The U.S. Department of State announced support for Colombia's coca crop eradication program utilizing drones, aiming to enhance security and combat drug trafficking.
We had a yield that was half greater than traditional agriculture, says scientist Ferus
Scientists at the Arborétum Mlyňany are studying the benefits of agroforestry, which combines various plants and crops, resulting in higher yields and environmental benefits compared to traditional monoculture methods.
These 5 Local Tricks Will Give Crops Z+ Security... Protection from Animals
Farmers can protect their crops from wild animals using inexpensive homemade solutions, rather than expensive fencing or constant vigilance.
Harvest: In January, the area under mild drought in the central region increased by 40%, but after the rains, an entity surprised with an estimate
In January, the area affected by mild drought in Argentina's central region increased significantly; however, recent rainfall has led to improved yield estimates for soybean crops.
WA farmers count cost of strong winds but welcome rain
Farmers in Western Australia face damage from strong winds due to ex-Tropical Cyclone Mitchell while also welcoming beneficial rain for their crops.
LLKC: Harsh winter threatens fruit and berry gardens
Experts warn that the ongoing winter conditions in Latvia may jeopardize the health of fruit and berry crops due to insufficient insulation from the snow cover.
Summer, heat, and drought: what role do biostimulants play against stress?
The article discusses the role of biostimulants, particularly bioinputs, in helping crops cope with stress caused by high temperatures and water shortages during the summer months in Argentina.
Malawi: Thousands Displaced As Flooding Devastates Wetland Crops in Malawi
Heavy rains have caused significant flooding in Malawi, displacing thousands and damaging vital agricultural lands.
Trump’s EPA reapproves contentious weedkiller dicamba for some GM crops
The EPA has reapproved the controversial weedkiller dicamba for use on genetically modified soybeans and cotton, despite criticism regarding its environmental impact.
Severe weather destroys crops worth millions of euros in Spain
Recent storms in the Iberian Peninsula have caused significant crop damage worth millions of euros, particularly in Andalusia, Spain.
Storms Paralyze the Iberian Peninsula: Fields Under Water, Thousands Evacuated
Severe storms in Spain and Portugal have resulted in devastating floods, causing significant damage to crops and prompting the evacuation of over 11,000 residents in southern Spain.
Spanish Farmers on the Storm: Crops Such as Broccoli and Carrots Are Under Water
Spanish farmers report extensive flooding of crops due to severe storms, resulting in significant economic losses.
Putin brought Old Believers from Brazil to Russia. They have been brought to ruin
Old Believers who relocated from Brazil to Russia are facing significant hardships, including failed crops and lack of government support, leading some to consider returning to Brazil.
Water used in fish farming by indigenous peoples is reused in plantations in the Yanomami Territory
Indigenous farmers in the Sikamabiu community are reusing water from fish farming to irrigate crops, enhancing their food autonomy.
Trump administration re-approves twice-banned pesticide
The Trump administration has re-approved the use of the pesticide dicamba for genetically modified crops, facing immediate criticism from environmentalists despite previous court rulings against its approval.
Rain: predicting how the weather will continue for the fields
The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange warns of irregular rainfall patterns, high temperatures, and significant water demands for crops until mid-February.
Lebanon intends to file an international complaint against Israel for spraying pesticides on its lands
The Lebanese government plans to file an international complaint against Israel for allegedly spraying highly toxic herbicides in southern border villages, harming agricultural crops and the environment.
'The farmers of the country are being ruined...': Imran Masood
Concerns are rising among farmers over a recent deal that adversely affects crops like rice, while including others such as maize and soybean, leaving farmers uncertain about their future.
Rain has arrived, but not for everyone: the center of the core region remains the most affected area in the country
While some regions received crucial rainfall for crops, others remain dry, raising concerns about the impact on soybeans and corn.