NKVC Proposed to Take Over Management of Food Reserve Stocks
The proposed amendments to the State Reserve Law aim to transfer the management of food reserves to NKVC, increasing efficiency and responsiveness during crises.
Increased Consumption During Ramadan: The 10 Largest Beef Producers in the World
The article discusses the increasing importance of beef consumption during Ramadan and lists the top 10 beef producers globally.
Just Like in a Sci-Fi Movie: Medicinal Mushrooms Grown in Tรตrva
In Tรตrva, Estonia, the company Shroomwell cultivates medicinal mushrooms in controlled conditions, emphasizing its role in food security amidst global challenges.
Release of the Trump Card 'Stockpiled Rice': Expectations for 300 Million Bowls of Rice, But Immediate Dark Turn
Japan's stockpiled rice, created to prevent food shortages during disasters, faces scrutiny as a recent demand for release rises due to fears of a rice shortage.
The digitization of agriculture by tech companies threatens to widen the gap with the Global South, according to a study
The digitization of agriculture driven by major tech companies risks exacerbating inequalities with the Global South, as suggested by a study from IPES Food.
Opinion: the risks facing the local veterinary pharmaceutical industry
The local veterinary pharmaceutical industry is vital for national health and food security, and its decline poses significant risks due to increased dependency on imports.
Latvia will support the establishment of the European Competitiveness Fund
Latvia's government has approved a position supporting the creation of the European Competitiveness Fund, aimed at enhancing the conditions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and startups.
Rwanda: New Bill Sets Stage for Modern, Market-Led Farming
Rwanda is proposing a new plant production bill aimed at modernizing agricultural practices and ensuring food security in response to population growth and climate challenges.
Survival List! These Foods Are the Foundation of Every Crisis Stockpile
The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining a crisis stockpile of food and water for unexpected situations.
Rwanda: Inside Kayonza's Irrigation Bid to Mitigate Climate Change Impacts
Kayonza, Rwanda faces chronic drought and low rainfall, prompting a shift towards irrigation to safeguard agricultural productivity and food security.
'No One is Hungry Under Our Rule' - CM Rekha Gupta
Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated that the city hosts thousands of people daily for work, trade, healthcare, and education, including laborers who struggle to prepare meals due to their busy work schedules.
Nigeria recorded N5 trillion post-harvest losses in 2025 โ OTACCWA
The Organisation for Technology Advancement of Cold Chain in West Africa reported that Nigeria suffered post-harvest losses amounting to โฆ3.5 trillion to โฆ5 trillion in 2025, impacting food supply across various sectors.
Protect biodiversity for food security, sustainable growth, experts urge Nigeria
Experts in Nigeria have emphasized the importance of protecting biodiversity and ecosystems for sustainable development and food security during the inauguration of a biodiversity conservation project.
Government implements state policy for the agricultural sector
The Ecuadorian government has launched a state policy for the agricultural sector, named 'Hands for the Field,' aimed at promoting sustainable farming practices and ensuring food security.
France's annual agricultural show gets underway in Paris
France's annual agricultural show has begun in Paris, showcasing the country's agricultural products and innovations.
Jordanian Study: Turning Kitchen and Garden Waste into Organic Fertilizer
A Jordanian study proposes turning kitchen and garden waste into organic fertilizer to address the growing organic waste crisis and food security challenges in the Arab region.
Reykjavik City Distributes Hot Meals Again
Reykjavik City has resumed its program to distribute hot meals to residents in need.
IITA urges FG to prioritise Nigeriaโs seed yam value chain
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture urges the Nigerian government to prioritize the seed yam value chain to improve productivity and market opportunities.
Six Countries to Watch for Global Agricultural and Food Balance
The report identifies six pivotal countries that are likely to have a significant impact on global agricultural and food balances in the future.
From Benin to Cameroon, solutions to the high cost of food in traditional poultry farming
This article discusses initiatives in Benin and Cameroon aimed at addressing the high costs of feeding traditional poultry farming, which is critical to local economies.
The Chamber confirmed the dismissal of the complaint against Pettovello regarding food purchases through the UNDP
The Federal Chamber confirmed the dismissal of a complaint against Minister Sandra Pettovello for using 14 billion pesos for food purchases via the UNDP for community kitchens.
Trump orders: More glyphosate
US President Donald Trump has ordered an increase in the production of the controversial herbicide glyphosate, deeming it essential for the countryโs food security.
USA: Trump classifies Glyphosate as relevant to defense
President Trump has designated the controversial herbicide Glyphosate as essential for U.S. national security and food safety.
Donald Trump wants to support glyphosate production in the United States
Donald Trump has announced support for increasing glyphosate production in the U.S., citing its importance for food security despite health concerns.
Sudan: Joint UN Convoy Brings Vital Aid to Cut-Off Communities in Sudan's South Kordofan State
A joint UN convoy successfully delivered essential humanitarian aid to over 130,000 people in South Kordofan, Sudan, marking the first significant supply effort in three months.
Strapped New Yorkers swarm chaotic Mamdani-inspired free grocery store pop-up: Weโre 'in pain'
Hundreds of New Yorkers flocked to a pop-up offering free groceries amidst rising food costs and economic anxiety.
Arab Dominance and Saudi Leadership: Discover the Top Date Producers in the World
The article discusses the dominance of Arab countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, in the production and export of dates, highlighting their cultural significance in Ramadan.
Somalia: Somalia's Disaster Agency Warns of Worsening Drought
Somalia's Disaster Management Agency reports that over two million people are at risk due to a severe drought affecting the country.
Kogi begins free mass vaccination to curb animal diseases
Kogi State has launched a mass vaccination campaign against Transboundary Animal Diseases to protect animal health and promote food security.
EU will invest 40 million USD in an agricultural research center in Mexico
The US government is investing 40 million USD in Mexico's International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) to enhance food security and resilience research.
Life in Cuba Threatened: Fuel and Tourists Have Already Disappeared, Soon There Will Be No Food Left
Cuba faces a severe fuel shortage and increasing electricity outages due to the U.S. oil blockade, leading to a significant decline in tourist revenue and looming food scarcity for its population.
Algeria Accelerates Water Desalination Plants Project Worth One Billion Dollars
Algeria is hastening the implementation of a billion-dollar project to construct water desalination plants in drought-prone areas to enhance agricultural water supply.
Environmental contingencies reveal governmental ineptitude
The article discusses how climate change is impacting Mexico's economy and agricultural productivity while exposing the ineffectiveness of governmental policies.
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.
Africa: One Crop, Three Identities - What Bambara Groundnut Teaches Us About The Future Of Pulses
The article explores the diverse uses and cultural significance of Bambara groundnut on World Pulses Day, highlighting its transformation in various culinary settings across Africa.
Economic colonization devours the food basket of the West Bank and reshapes its geography
The article discusses how Israeli economic policies are redefining large areas of the occupied West Bank, affecting agricultural land and rural livelihoods.
The Proposal: Mobile Mills to Provide Food in Crisis
Sweden's Livsmedelsverket has proposed the purchase of five mobile mills to process grain from emergency stocks in the northernmost regions during crises or war.
FG unveils 2,000 tractors to cultivate 1.5m hectares
The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched 2,000 tractors along with a N50 billion seed fund to enhance mechanized farming and support smallholder farmers across 1.5 million hectares.
Sorghum production grows and cereal enters human food
Sorghum cultivation is rapidly increasing in Brazil, with production expected to exceed 219% compared to five years ago, leading to broader applications in human and pet diets.
ANU HELLENURME โฉ A half billion value opportunity in agriculture โ are we making the right choice?
Estonia faces critical decisions regarding agricultural funding that will shape the country's long-term sustainability and food security.
From the Plow to the Algorithm: How AI Can Save Agriculture in Latin America
The article discusses the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize agriculture in Latin America amidst challenges like climate change and a growing global population.
Check, sort, test: how to ensure new seeds germinate this year
The article discusses methods to ensure that new seeds will successfully germinate this year.
Africa: Climate Change Could Expose 1.1 Billion People to Hunger By 2100 (But There's Good News Too) - AI Modelling Study
A study predicts that climate change could expose over a billion people to hunger by 2100, although it also suggests possible mitigative strategies.
Consumption Tax on Food: Split Opinions on 'Maintain', 'Zero for 2 Years', or 'Always Zero' - Asahi Survey
A recent Asahi Shimbun survey reveals divided public opinion on whether to maintain the current food consumption tax, implement a temporary two-year zero tax, or permanently abolish it.
Itโs official: the change that comes into effect from March 1 with SNAP vouchers in New York
Changes to the SNAP program in New York will require some participants to provide additional documentation to avoid disruption in their benefits starting March 1.
European Warning Against Using Food as a Weapon in Hybrid Warfare
The European Commissioner for Agriculture warns that the manipulation of food supply chains as weapons poses a significant threat to Europe, emphasizing the dangers of dependency on external food sources.
EU Member Warns About the Threat of Using Food as a Weapon
Christophe Hansen warns at the Munich Security Conference about the dangers of food dependency on Russia.
Where to get free food in Chicago during the week of February 16 to 21, 2026
Food banks in Chicago will provide free food from February 16 to 21, 2026, to support individuals facing food insecurity.
Ministry of Agriculture has new rules for the purchase, sale, and storage of rice and corn
The Ecuadorian government has introduced new regulations through Executive Decree 307 to the Ministry of Agriculture, granting it authority over the purchase, sale, and storage of rice and corn to ensure fair trade and protect local producers.
Free Goods: What It Is and How the 'Free Grocery Store' of Polymarket in New York Works and Until When It Is Open
Polymarket has opened a 'free grocery store' in New York, allowing individuals to obtain fresh food and essential items at no cost.