VIDEOS: Good Morning PE on Tuesday, March 3, 2026
The Brazilian agricultural sector saw significant growth in 2025, while military conflicts in the Middle East intensified and affected global oil prices.
Without seeds, there is no economy
This article emphasizes the crucial role of seeds in food security and the interconnectedness of various global issues such as climate, energy, and gender.
Climate Change Hits Coffee Production. The Report Shows the Scale of the Problem
Climate change is adversely affecting coffee production, with significant impacts on key coffee-producing countries and potential consequences for global coffee prices.
Brazilian agribusiness exported US$ 11.7 billion in 2025 to the war region
Brazilian agribusiness faces rising costs and challenges due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East impacting global agricultural markets.
Cocoa: Ivory Coast advances the start of its marketing campaign due to prices per ton
Ivory Coast has advanced the start of its cocoa marketing campaign due to unsold stocks and high prices that exceed global market rates.
Global Alert: Geopolitical Escalation and Direct Threat to Energy and Agriculture
The geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly due to US and Israeli military actions against Iran, are poised to impact global energy prices and agricultural production.
Blueberry is at the forefront of Peruvian fruit and vegetable production
Blueberries are considered a superfruit in the global market, with Peru being the leading producer in the Southern Hemisphere.
China will suspend tariffs on some Canadian agricultural goods
China has announced the suspension of certain tariffs on Canadian agricultural products following a visit by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
ICARRD+20 calls for progress in agrarian reform and strengthening of the agricultural sector in Colombia
The ICARRD+20 conference emphasizes the need for agrarian reform and support for Colombia's agricultural sector amid global 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.
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.
At Expoagro, the Argentine countryside activates its agenda of global investments and business
Argentina's agricultural sector is gearing up for Expoagro 2026, anticipating increased global investment opportunities and business collaborations.
Stéphane Layani: "The excess of regulations has damaged our relationship with food"
Stéphane Layani warns that France's agricultural sovereignty is at risk due to excessive regulations and reliance on imports, advocating for a more diverse and profitable agricultural sector.
Climate change creeps into your cup.. Analysis warns of a hotter future for the 'Coffee Belt'
A new study warns that climate change is increasingly putting pressure on Arabica coffee cultivation due to rising temperatures in coffee-producing countries.
Who Leads Global Milk Production and Where Does the Arab World Stand?
The article discusses the global milk production landscape, highlighting major producers and the position of Arab countries.
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.
India, the main destination for an Argentine product regaining ground in the global market
Argentina's sunflower complex closed 2025 with record figures in both volume and value, primarily driven by sunflower oil exports.
How Egypt plans to transform its global leadership in date production into export revenue?
Egypt, leading the world in date production, aims to improve its export revenues amidst challenges in the industry.
In the Age of AI, India is No Longer a Spectator but a Contender, Find Out How?
India aims to become a key player in artificial intelligence technology, leveraging it particularly for agricultural productivity and disaster management.
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.
“International Strategic Relevance”: The Spectacular Moment of the New Star of the Agro Industry, Bringing $2,174.5 Million to the Country
Argentina's sunflower industry saw a nearly 50% year-on-year increase in export sales, reaching $2,174.5 million in 2025, as it marks a record harvest amid a context of global scarcity.
Dozens of measles cases linked to farm show; Manitoba expands vaccine eligibility
Manitoba has reported over 30 measles cases linked to a recent agricultural event, prompting an expansion of vaccine eligibility for infants in the region.
Cotton: Greece is the Champion in Europe - Characterized as High Quality
Greece is the leading cotton producer in Europe, contributing about 80% of the EU's total production, yet it remains a regional player with limited influence on global price setting.
Africa: Bridging the Capital Gap - Strategic Public-Private Partnerships Invest in Young Agri-Entrepreneurs
A press briefing highlighted the need for investment in young agricultural entrepreneurs as a way to revive the global aid system and strengthen food security.
Support for Wood Industry in 2023 Was Necessary, Emphasizes Krauze
Latvian Minister of Agriculture Armands Krauze insists that support for the wood industry was essential in 2023 due to economic challenges exacerbated by global market changes.
Agriculture adds $900 million to N.S. economy but number of farms has fallen: study
A recent study reveals that while agriculture contributes significantly to Nova Scotia’s economy, the number of farms in the province has declined drastically over the past two decades.
Africa: The IAEA and OCP Group Partner to Strengthen Global Food Security
The IAEA and OCP Group have initiated a five-year partnership aimed at enhancing global food security through sustainable agriculture.
Kenya: President Ruto Calls for Global Investment in Kenya's Sh5tn Transformation Plan
President Ruto urges global investors to support Kenya's 10-year, KSh5 trillion national transformation program focused on infrastructure, energy, and agriculture.
"My new challenge": he resigned from a global automotive company and created a business where he designs revolutionary machines
Nicolás González Bergez, an industrial design expert in the agricultural sector, transitioned from a global automotive career to establish a firm focused on innovative machinery.
Global Food Prices Fall to Lowest Level Since Autumn 2023
Global food prices have dropped to their lowest level since autumn 2023, with significant declines in cheese and butter prices, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
"Global Plague": Phytosanitary emergency declared due to the red palm weevil
Argentina's National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality has declared a phytosanitary emergency due to the red palm weevil pest, setting mandatory control measures effective till June 30, 2027.
The competitiveness of Ivorian cocoa in question due to market decline
The article discusses concerns about the competitiveness of Ivorian cocoa in the global market amid declining prices.
Criticizes the government for negligence regarding the country's food security
A former soil conservation director criticizes the Icelandic government for neglecting the nation’s food security during current global conflicts.
Benefits of Mercosur for the EU? Critical raw materials and opportunities for the automotive industry
The article discusses the main benefits of the Mercosur agreement for the European Union, focusing on the strategic significance of the agreement in global trade competition, access to critical raw materials, its impact on the European automotive industry, and concerns regarding agriculture.
UN: Food prices fell for the fourth consecutive month
Food prices fell again in December, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline, primarily due to reduced prices of milk, dairy products, and meat, despite increases in the prices of grains and sugar, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
China creates world’s first clone-hybrid rice that could double global output
Chinese researchers have developed the world's first clone-hybrid rice, potentially doubling global output by allowing the rice to replicate high-yield traits through cloning.