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A turkey flock of 25,000 in Lolland, Denmark, is set to be culled after an outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu virus was confirmed.

Lithuanian farmers will be able to take advantage of new features in the 2026 crop declaration process to facilitate easier applications and ensure data continuity.

Danish farmers are urged to halt new barn constructions or expansions, with the left-wing parties demanding an 'acute pig stop' due to environmental concerns.

The family of farmer Sidrônio Moreira has been waiting over a year for a response from the ANP following the discovery of a possible oil well in Ceará.

The article discusses the expected warm and dry weather conditions in Czechia this March.

Climate change is adversely affecting coffee production, with significant impacts on key coffee-producing countries and potential consequences for global coffee prices.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is projected to lead to increased costs for Brazilians, particularly through higher gasoline and energy prices as a consequence of rising oil prices and the devaluation of the local currency.

Christian Friis Bach, a former minister from the Radikale Venstre party, criticizes his party's stance on stopping conventional pig production, stating he no longer recognizes its values.

Australia's agricultural sector has achieved a monumental $100 billion output target four years ahead of schedule, although analysts predict a decline in production next year due to adverse conditions.

Brazilian agribusiness faces rising costs and challenges due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East impacting global agricultural markets.

Pará's GDP increased by 7.85% in Q3 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, significantly outpacing Brazil's average growth.

The slowdown of trade at the Burkina Faso border is significantly impacting Ivorian traders and farmers, leading to decreased productivity and lower prices for goods.

Marcio Nunes, the Secretary of Agriculture and Supply of Paraná, signed a civil non-prosecution agreement to pay a fine for improperly using respirator donations for political purposes during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Farmers in Oregon created a natural lake on an arid farm that has begun restoring the water cycle while improving soil hydration and boosting local ecosystems within six months.

Heavy rains in Fronteiras, Piauí, have resulted in significant livestock losses, with a breeder reporting 60 sheep drowned or swept away by floodwaters.

The vice-president of Australia's National Farmers' Federation has declined to resign despite pressure over controversial social media posts regarding issues like women's safety and gender.

Argentina's seed industry backs President Milei's call to modernize intellectual property laws for seeds to enhance competitiveness and attract investments.

After attacks on Iran by the U.S. and Israel, commodity prices show slight declines for major grains and a significant rise in soy oil prices, as experts express concerns about future market impacts.

A South Australian Angus bull named Granite Ridge Velocity V42 has set a record price of $235,000 at auction, highlighting strong competition among cattle breeders for high-quality genetics.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is driving up costs for agricultural inputs in Argentina, particularly fertilizers like urea, which the country heavily relies on from that region.

Flower and vegetable plant growers in Estonia are beginning their spring season despite nearly three weeks remaining until the astronomical start of spring.

A break in the Agreste Aqueduct caused a significant water leak along BR-232, impacting the water supply in Bezerros and leading to service suspensions in nearby areas.

Nigeria has extended its ban on the export of raw shea nuts for another year to enhance domestic processing capabilities.

The Femagri 2026 event in Guaxupé, MG, will gather coffee producers from Southern Minas and São Paulo, showcasing technological innovations in agriculture.

Statistics Norway has apologized for incorrect data suggesting a significant increase in young farmers in Norway, clarifying there has actually been a slight decline in their numbers.

Federico Sturzenegger, Argentina's Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation, celebrated the approval of a new foot-and-mouth disease vaccine by SENASA, framing it as a resolution of a protracted dispute.

Heavy rains in Piauí caused the Parnaíba River to flood, inundating rural farmland and isolating homes in Uruçuí.

South Africa has received a shipment of 1.5 million Foot-and-Mouth Disease vaccines from Turkey to bolster its national vaccination efforts.

South African legislators are collaborating to address foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) due to its impact on economic and food security.

Ivory Coast has advanced the start of its cocoa marketing campaign due to unsold stocks and high prices that exceed global market rates.

Taavi Leola has created a miniature collective farm world, showcasing the history and machines of agriculture, now on display at the Estonian Agricultural Museum.

A report highlights the need for the elimination of retentions, crop rotation, and long-term credits to sustain agricultural producers in Argentina.

Coffee farmers in Gomba District of Uganda have criticized the government for not securing reliable markets, leading to financial losses after harvest.

Senator Francisco Paoltroni claims that the current price of beef in Argentina reflects a normalization process after decades of distortions in the market.

Argentine President Javier Milei pledged to the agricultural sector to responsibly continue reducing tariffs based on fiscal surplus, while also introducing a new seed regime focused on intellectual property.

The Boa Vista River in Massapê do Piauí has refilled after eight months of drought, providing significant benefits to local fishermen and farmers.

The price of cocoa has stabilized at $3,000 per ton after reaching historical highs in 2024 and 2025, making it still appealing for the sector.

The Latvian Ministry of Agriculture has replaced the representative of the state forest company LVM to eliminate potential conflicts of interest.

Madhya Pradesh has held its first Agricultural Cabinet meeting in a tribal area, approving a significant package for farmers worth ₹27,746 crore.

The initiative aims to provide farmers with liquidity and support for accessing technical means and services, while promoting technological innovation and energy transition at favorable terms.

Kenya's tea sector is at risk due to escalating conflicts in the Middle East, which are disrupting supply chains to crucial Gulf markets.

In Sweden, the length of the days is increasing rapidly, especially in the northern regions, as spring approaches.

Finnish farmer Antti Hepo-oja shares the emotional impact of his separation from Matilda Tarjas, highlighting the difficulties of their relationship.

February's weather remained consistently wintry, providing a protective layer of snow for winter crops in Estonia.

A farmer in Ceará, Brazil, discovered a liquid that may be oil while drilling for water, but he will not have the rights to sell any confirmed oil found on his property.

In March, as temperatures rise above freezing, it is the right time to start shaping apple tree crowns, emphasizing the importance of proper technique to ensure healthy growth and fruit yield.

The article discusses the onset of a new era of planetary drought, suggesting significant future economic implications.

In Ávila, Spain, residents face severe water contamination issues, attributed to intensive agriculture and pig farming, which renders tap water undrinkable.

Agricultural leaders in Argentina expressed cautious optimism regarding President Milei's promise to continue reducing export taxes, although they emphasized the need for more predictable policies.

President Javier Milei assured that the government will responsibly lower agricultural withholdings depending on the fiscal surplus and introduced a new regime for seed innovation.