Growers predict when local strawberries will be available
Latvian growers anticipate that the first local strawberries will be ready by the end of May despite a long and cold winter.
UK supermarkets 'face fruit and veg shortages' as farmers 'stop production'
UK supermarkets are facing potential fruit and vegetable shortages as growers consider halting production early due to rising costs and financial pressures.
Uganda: Tension Rises in Nsoowe Forest As Pastoralists Clash With Licensed Tree Growers
Tensions are escalating in Uganda's Nsoowe Central Forest Reserve due to confrontations between pastoralists and licensed tree growers over land and resources.
Femagri 2026 presents innovations in sustainability to coffee growers
At the Femagri 2026 fair, coffee growers engage in practical demonstrations of sustainable technologies and innovations for agriculture.
Orense and Manta drew in Liga Ecuabet: Ángel Mena returned to goal, but the banana growers remain winless
Orense and Manta played to a 1-1 draw in Liga Ecuabet, with Ángel Mena scoring in his return from injury, yet Orense still seeks their first victory of the season.
Fruit Growers in Ambato Suffer from Low Prices and Production Below 50% After Frosts
Fruit growers in Ambato are facing challenges due to low market prices and a significant decrease in production following frost damage.
Tulips grown in Latvia cannot be sold for 20 cents. How imports affect local flower growers
Local flower growers in Latvia face challenges due to the impact of imports, particularly from re-export activities.
Ivory Coast cocoa growers to face 60% price cut on their produce
Ivory Coast has drastically cut cocoa prices by nearly 60% to address a sales slump affecting the agricultural sector.
Coastal growers take on Sturt's desert pea as demand for natives soars
Australian coastal growers are cultivating Sturt's desert pea in response to increasing demand for native flowers.
Photos: the spring of flower and vegetable plant growers has begun
Flower and vegetable plant growers in Estonia are beginning their spring season despite nearly three weeks remaining until the astronomical start of spring.
Coffee growers from Southern Minas and SP are eyeing business at Femagri 2026
The Femagri 2026 event in Guaxupé, MG, will gather coffee producers from Southern Minas and São Paulo, showcasing technological innovations in agriculture.
The Spring for Flower and Vegetable Growers Has Begun
The spring planting season for flower and vegetable growers has arrived in Estonia, with greenhouse cucumber plants already blooming and flower seedlings ready to be transplanted into heated greenhouses.
This is not a myth: strawberry bushes are laden with sweet and large berries - 30 kg from the patch
Strawberry growers share secrets of achieving high yields by choosing the right varieties and ensuring optimal growing conditions.
Cultural Practices and Proper Nutrition Aid in Controlling the Leafhopper
Effective management practices and cultural techniques are essential for controlling the leafhopper pest affecting fruit growers in Brazil's Vale do São Francisco region.
Growers warn 'watered down' lavender oil widespread in surging imports
Australian lavender growers are concerned that imported lavender oil, often watered down, is affecting their market and urging consumers to be aware of product origins.
Cocoa growers in Ivory Coast, which supply the world's 'brown gold', are struggling on the brink of hunger
Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast face severe poverty and hunger despite their role in making the country a leading cocoa producer.
Grape growers want to rezone land for housing to exit industry in crisis
Riverland wine grape growers in South Australia are seeking to rezone their agricultural land for residential housing as they exit an industry facing a crisis.
WA hop growers gear up for harvest as craft beer tastes evolve
West Australian hop growers are preparing for the upcoming 2026 harvest season, responding to changing consumer preferences in craft beer.
Exotic table grapes, with imported genetics, are a big bet from the São Francisco Valley
Exotic table grape varieties, such as Cotton Candy and Sweet Black, are gaining popularity among Brazilian vineyard growers in the São Francisco Valley, primarily aimed at the international market.
Fruit, vegetable, and seed growers can apply for support for damages caused by last year's weather
Farmers growing fruits, vegetables, and seeds can apply for financial support if their revenues fell significantly due to last year's adverse weather conditions.
Mechanization of production could reduce the prices of Estonian garden products
Estonian fruit growers believe that the prices of local apples could be more competitive if the state supported investments in mechanizing labor-intensive horticulture.
Mechanization of production could help lower the price of Estonian horticultural products
Estonian apple growers suggest that the mechanization of farming could help reduce prices and make local apples more competitive against imports from countries like Spain and Poland.
Heating costs are brutal, but cucumbers must be ready by spring
Vegetable growers are facing high energy costs, which threaten their profits as they prepare to plant seeds for cucumbers, onions, and tomatoes ahead of spring.
"We have no money": grape growers gave away grapes in a protest that exposed a productive crisis
Grape growers in Mendoza, Argentina protested against low grape prices by giving away grapes, highlighting the severe crisis facing the wine industry as vendimia season begins.
These fruits will soon become a luxury item - farmers' warehouses are already nearly empty
Lithuanian apple growers face a significant shortage of domestic apples due to last year's spring frosts, leading to a scarcity early in the year.
Tunisian olive oil 'floods' the EU and leads to price collapse – The problem with controls
Tunisian olive oil imports have surged, causing a price collapse and straining relationships between Italian growers and the bottling industry.
Kimberley cotton growers produce record-breaking crop
The Kimberley region in Australia has celebrated a record-breaking cotton harvest in its first season with a new processing gin in Kununurra.
Starbucks presents the Culto program at Zona Maco to enhance the connection between art and coffee
Starbucks has launched the Culto program to enhance collaboration between contemporary artists and coffee growers at its coffee farms, coinciding with the Zona Maco art fair.