Farmers say revised WA bridge weight limits could disrupt food, fuel supplies
Farmers in Western Australia are concerned that new weight limits on bridges controlled by the Water Corporation will disrupt food and fuel supply chains.
Farmers warn supermarket price spikes to hit within weeks
Australian farmers warn that food prices are set to increase in the coming weeks due to escalating diesel prices linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Understand why farmers who found possible oil in Ceará preferred to have found water
Farmers in Ceará express disappointment over discovering a petroleum-like liquid instead of water, which they were actually searching for amid a water scarcity crisis.
Rural Development Foundation: E-Piim has an owner who will pay off debts and restart the factory
The Rural Development Foundation signals that E-Piim's bankruptcy is a serious concern for Estonia's dairy sector, affecting numerous dairy farmers who are owed money.
As cattle herds shrink and beef prices rise, investors back AI cow collars
Investors are showing significant interest in AI technology for cattle farming as a New Zealand startup seeks funding to help farmers reduce costs amid rising beef prices.
"AK.Nädal" compared the distribution of EU agricultural subsidies
This article discusses the disparities in EU agricultural subsidies received by Estonian farmers compared to their peers in Central and Western Europe, highlighting protests from local farmers about these inequities.
AK.Nädal investigated what led to the bankruptcy of E-Piim factory
The E-Piim dairy factory in Estonia has declared bankruptcy due to ownership disputes, rising costs, and falling milk prices, affecting local dairy farmers owed money by the company.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease: Complete Blockade of Mytilene Port by Farmers Until Monday Night
Farmers in Lesbos have decided to fully blockade all entry and exit gates of Mytilene port until Monday night in response to foot-and-mouth disease concerns.
Second case of foot-and-mouth disease in Mytilene - blockade at the port by farmers
Mytilene is on high alert following the confirmation of a second case of foot-and-mouth disease in a sheep farm, linked to the original outbreak in cattle.
Lesbos: New case of foot-and-mouth disease – Blockades and protests from livestock farmers against the backdrop of the 'lockdown'
A new case of foot-and-mouth disease has been detected on a livestock farm in Lesbos, leading to the culling of animals and protests from farmers against the government's lockdown measures.
Simple system with clay pots helps farmers bypass droughts in Pará; see how it works
A simple and efficient irrigation system utilizing clay pots is aiding family farmers in southeastern Pará to combat drought-related crop losses.
Soaring fuel prices see spike in EV interest in Australia
A surge in electric vehicle interest in Australia is being driven by soaring fuel prices, prompting many families and farmers to consider the switch to EVs as a cost-effective alternative.
Jeremy Clarkson fights back tears after farming choir success on Britain's Got Talent
Jeremy Clarkson expresses his emotional response to the Hawkstone Farmers Choir's success on Britain's Got Talent after receiving the Golden Buzzer from Amanda Holden.
Cattle farmers slam N.B. plan to end vet services
Cattle farmers in New Brunswick criticize the provincial government’s decision to eliminate government-run veterinary services, arguing it undermines essential support for agricultural producers.
BGT's Amanda Holden in tears as she hits Golden Buzzer for Jeremy Clarkson act
Amanda Holden became emotional as she awarded the Golden Buzzer to The Hawkstone Farmers Choir during Britain's Got Talent, an act inspired by Jeremy Clarkson.
The Ministry of Defense has started land acquisition near the border: residents still lack information
The Latvian Ministry of Defense has begun the process of acquiring land near the Latvian-Russian border, leaving local farmers frustrated by the lack of communication regarding the decision.
The rise in fertilizer prices may cause farmers to abandon grain sowing
Due to the increase in fertilizer prices linked to the war in Iran, some Estonian farmers might decide not to sow grain this summer or fall.
Lesbos: Livestock Farmers Blocked the Port of Mytilene
Livestock farmers in Lesbos protested by blocking the port of Mytilene due to unsold quantities of milk.
Coffee prices fall, but still pay producers, and the market faces uncertainties with interest rates and war
Coffee prices in Brazil are lower than in previous years, yet still beneficial for farmers, while uncertainty looms due to interest rates and geopolitical conflicts.
"Wreaked Havoc": Losses of up to 90% Reported After a Violent Hailstorm
A severe hailstorm in Río Negro's Valle Medio area has caused extensive damage to local crops, with some farmers reporting losses of up to 90%.
ZZS proposes stricter regulations for third-country drivers
The Green and Farmers' Union (ZZS) in Latvia has proposed amendments to strengthen requirements for drivers from third countries to enhance road safety.
The Beseit Bean: The Matarraña Treasure Recovered Thanks to the Work of Farmers, Restaurateurs, and Scientists
The Beseit bean, a locally cherished legume from the Matarraña region of Spain, has been revitalized by the collaborative efforts of farmers, restorers, and scientists after years of neglect.
The judicial veto on hunting worsens the wolf crisis in Galicia: "They are forcing us to abandon," farmers complain
Farmers in Galicia are expressing frustration over a judicial ban on wolf hunting, which they claim exacerbates their existing challenges and leads to significant livestock losses.
Consumers face fresh produce shortages, higher prices as farmers' costs soar
Severe flooding in Queensland's Bundaberg and Burnett regions threatens to reduce fruit and vegetable production by up to 50% and increase prices for consumers.
Minister Paulo Teixeira visits Vale do Ribeira and announces investments and actions for farmers and quilombolas
Minister Paulo Teixeira is on an agenda in the Vale do Ribeira, focusing on public policies for family farming and supporting quilombola communities.
WEEK'S FACE ⟩ The tractor uprising may not be the last
Farmers are facing challenging times in agriculture, making it crucial for their protest messages to reach policymakers.
Residents say they weren't warned of flooding, farmers demand better
Northern Territory officials plan upgrades to flood warning systems after community complaints about inadequate alerts during recent floods.
Mysterious animal disease in Russia – mass culling of livestock
Russian authorities are culling livestock in the Novosibirsk region to contain a mysterious animal disease, leading to protests from farmers who claim their animals were healthy and no tests were conducted before the culling.
Running out of fuel creates 'triple whammy' for farmer
Farmers in Western New South Wales face severe challenges as soaring diesel prices and fuel shortages complicate drought conditions, jeopardizing livestock welfare.
Lambing has begun in Fljótshlíð
The lambing season has commenced in Fljótshlíð, Iceland, signaling a busy time for local farmers.
Comment: Anna Abreu and the City of Helsinki: Enough of Wars!
Singer Anna Abreu is celebrating her long career with large concerts this weekend, but she requires only vegan food and drinks to be sold at the venue, prompting a debate about the impact on local farmers.
‘It’s not sustainable’: US farmers reeling as Iran war pushes fertilizer costs up
US farmers, including Rodney Bushmeyer, are facing unsustainable fertilizer price increases due to geopolitical tensions, which are impacting their profitability.
Economists: the intention to regulate the milk market could end sadly - farmers will suffer
Experts warn that plans to regulate the milk market in Lithuania could negatively impact farmers due to the volatile nature of global raw milk prices.
EILI ARULA: "What are you complaining about, when you have a ten-thousand-euro machine under you!"
Farmers protested in cities on Thursday, seeking to raise awareness about the critical factors affecting food security and the agricultural sector in Estonia.
Heat, War, and Now Rain-Hail Threatening Agriculture: Farmers in Distress from Triple Attack
Farmers in India are facing severe challenges due to unexpected weather changes, conflict in West Asia, and untimely rains, affecting major crops.
ZZS calls for urgent reduction of excise tax on diesel fuel used in agriculture
The Green and Farmers' Union (ZZS) of Latvia is proposing a reduction in the excise tax on diesel fuel for agricultural use amidst rising fuel prices to support farmers.
Farmers brought machines to the roads to get the government's attention
Farmers across Estonia protested with tractors to highlight the agricultural sector's challenging situation and the necessity to utilize EU funds for direct support.
Cheetah Strayed from MP Reaches Rajasthan... Spotted Relaxing in Wheat Field
A cheetah named KP-2, which strayed from Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, has been spotted relaxing in a wheat field in Rajasthan's Kota district, causing a stir among local farmers.
The 'Farmers' Saeima': The War in the Near East has Increased Farmers' Expenses
The Farmers' Saeima in Latvia raises concerns over increased agriculture costs due to rising fuel and fertilizer prices as a consequence of the ongoing war in the Near East.
Carrot farmers lose millions in cargo and wasted crops due to Iran war
Western Australia's carrot farmers are facing significant losses due to the conflict in the Middle East, impacting their main export market.
"I was left with nothing": dramatic accounts from farmers terrorized by anti-narcotics bombings in Ecuador
Farmers in Ecuador recount terrifying experiences as anti-narcotics bombings, ordered by the Ecuadorian president and supported by the U.S., devastate their land and lives.
Farmers made themselves visible, but are they audible too?
Estonian farmers drew attention to food security concerns by driving tractors with banners across the country.
Novopičugovo under isolation and Siberian cows at the border. Russia shaken by a state across Siberia exterminating cattle and arresting farmers
Farmers in Siberia are facing brutal state actions, including the extermination of cattle and arrests, as exemplified by farmer Svetlana Panina's devastating experience.
Some farmers consider reducing their cultivated areas or going out of business due to high fuel prices
Farmers in Latvia are contemplating reducing their cultivated land or ceasing operations altogether due to soaring fuel prices affecting their costs significantly.
Imbabura with 90% Damage to Bean Crops Due to Rain: Losses Would Amount to $135,450
Heavy rains have caused significant damage to bean crops in Imbabura, Ecuador, affecting 90% of the fields and leading to an estimated loss of $135,450 for farmers.
VIDEO: Young farmers from Harjumaa showcased art on a tractor
Young farmers in Harjumaa creatively used their tractor to display characters from the animated film 'Minions' during an agricultural support event.
Warming weather brings planting machines to the fields of Rymättylä – the early potato yield aims for graduation tables
The planting of early potatoes has begun in Rymättylä, Finland, as warm and sunny weather encourages farmers to start their work.
The farmers' action brought together more people and tractors than expected
A nationwide farmers' action in Estonia today demonstrated strong unity in the agricultural sector, attracting 690 agricultural machines instead of the expected 400.
VIDEO ⟩ Minister Terras: I have sat on a tractor and even gone shopping
Estonian Minister of Rural Affairs Hendrik Johannes Terras participated in a farmers' protest to engage directly with their concerns using an unconventional approach.
PHOTOS ⟩ Farmers Came with Tractors to the Riigikogu
Farmers across Estonia rallied in tractors today in a significant demonstration called 'Agriculture at a Crossroads', with around 400 tractors participating, marking a major mobilization for the agricultural sector.