Sung Jung-woo, a student from Sejong University's English Language and Literature Major, selected as Forbes Korea '30 Under 30' for 2026
Sung Jung-woo, a student at Sejong University, has been recognized in Forbes Korea's '30 Under 30' list for 2026 for his innovative leadership in sustainable agriculture through his startup Plantner.
They seek to improve 500,000 hectares: a program has completed the first issuance of carbon credits
A new regenerative agriculture program in South America has launched its first verified carbon credits to help producers improve their lands and biodiversity.
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.
How to improve the production of eggs and free-range chicken? See tips
Producers interested in enhancing egg and free-range chicken production can access a free guide with technical recommendations.
‘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.
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.
Mention ClarÃn SCA Award for Students 2026: Device for Soil Bioremediation
A project in the Quebrada de Lules, Tucumán, aims to address soil degradation and promote sustainable agricultural practices through bioremediation strategies.
Petrolina promotes 1st edition of the Family Agriculture Fair at Praça Dom Malan
The first Family Agriculture Fair in Petrolina will take place on Friday, showcasing local agricultural products and supporting small producers.
SWDC partners FTID to boost South West rural development
The South-West Development Commission has teamed up with the Technology Innovation and Sustainable Development to enhance food production and infrastructure in rural communities across South-West Nigeria.
Cresol develops project for agroecological food between Brazil and Uruguay
Cresol Agri-Agência has launched a collaborative project focused on enhancing agroecological food production between Brazil and Uruguay from 2022 to 2026.
Agriculture: Once, the cornflower was the number one enemy
The article discusses a local farmer's efforts to restore a cornfield in Planegg, Germany, showcasing sustainable farming techniques and biodiversity.
Cultivation of ‘breadfruit’, the tree of the future in the Caribbean islands
The breadfruit tree is hailed as a sustainable source of nutrition and income for farmers across the Caribbean islands due to its high productivity and environmental benefits.
Sanitary void of soy ends on March 18 in Roraima
The sanitary void period for soy cultivation in Roraima, Brazil, is set to end on March 18, 2026, allowing farmers to prepare for the new planting season.
The Interesting History of the Curonian Spit: Made from Lagoon Sludge
This article discusses the historical and cultural significance of the Curonian Spit, including the financial contributions of local residents to its development.
The Argentine who leads John Deere sales in 25 countries highlights sustainable solutions
Luciana Mundani, at the helm of John Deere sales for Latin America, discusses her role overseeing operations across 25 countries and the company's commitment to sustainability.
Seminar discusses the cultivation of forage palm in the Rajada district of Petrolina
A seminar in Petrolina will discuss the sustainable cultivation of forage palm as a vital source of feed for livestock.
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.
The Government announced the expansion of a credit line at product value for livestock industry
The Argentine government has announced the expansion of a credit line aimed at enhancing the livestock sector's productivity.
Director for Agriculture & Food: Okay, but then answer me what Danes should eat
Morten Boje Hviid emphasizes the importance of constructive dialogue about Denmark's food production rather than competitive shouting, amidst a call for sustainable food practices.
Organic increasingly popular in the world - but not in Sweden
Despite a global rise in the consumption of organic products, Sweden is experiencing a decline in organic sales and faces significant challenges in promoting sustainable agriculture.
First lunar chickpeas harvested. They will feed astronauts living in permanent bases
Researchers have successfully grown and harvested chickpeas on lunar soil, which could provide a sustainable food source for future astronauts on the Moon.
Old soil sold in the store. Is it permissible to sow in such soil?
The article discusses concerns over using old potting soil for indoor planting, highlighting expert advice on what to look for when buying soil and its appropriate use in gardens and greenhouses.
Piauà launches announcement to invest up to R$ 300,000 in family farm cooperatives
The Brazilian state of Piauà has launched a program to invest up to R$ 300,000 in 110 family farm cooperatives to promote sustainable production.
Astracrest Investment Limited Redefines Land Investment through Agriculture and Structured Development
Astracrest Investment Limited is innovating land investment in Nigeria by integrating sustainable agriculture into real estate with its Starcrest Palm Estates project.
How to cultivate chili under plastic sheet, bumper yield at low cost
Farmers can adopt plastic mulching technique for chili cultivation, significantly reducing costs while increasing yields.
Former R-Minister on Pig Stop: I Cannot Recognize My Old Party
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.
Research with biochar boosts watermelon cultivation in an indigenous community in Roraima
Biochar use is helping the Mauixi indigenous community in Brazil enhance watermelon cultivation, overcoming soil challenges and generating income.
A corn in the tank... of the tractor
John Deere unveiled a high-power tractor prototype that runs on E98 ethanol at the Commodity Classic in San Antonio, Texas, emphasizing the potential for field-generated fuel.
INTERVIEW ⟩ Maarja Öpik: microorganisms in the soil of carrots and strawberries support a child's health
An interview with Maarja Öpik discusses the importance of soil organisms in supporting child health and highlights the need for both children and adults to engage with soil.
'Summer all year': The edible garden at the bottom of the world
A hydroponics facility at Casey Station in Antarctica allows for the growth of fresh produce year-round, providing essential ingredients for expeditioners' meals.
Potatoes and Tomatoes will Grow in the Same Plant
Indian Agricultural Research Institute in Varanasi demonstrates grafting technique to reduce cultivation costs and increase productivity with limited resources.
Stakeholders push green value chains at expo
Agriculture stakeholders at the 2026 Green Agric West Africa Expo in Lagos emphasized the need for sustainable practices throughout the agricultural value chain in West Africa.
Good news in Arizona: Katie Hobbs celebrates the first approval of groundwater conservation 'from agriculture to the city'
Katie Hobbs, the Governor of Arizona, celebrates the rapid approval of a groundwater conservation program aimed at ensuring sustainable water supply for urban growth in the state.
It's time for one of the most exclusive meats in the world: Iberian acorn-fed pork
Iberian acorn-fed pork, highly valued for its unique flavor and nutritional benefits, is produced from free-roaming pigs fed on acorns and grass during the montanera season.
Strawberries Will Be the Size of a Fist: A Simple Kitchen Product Will Guarantee a Record Harvest
Using oats as a natural soil amendment can significantly enhance strawberry yields and health by providing essential nutrients.
Petir warns of the consequences of mega chicken farms: Citizens have the right to know what is being planned
Marijana Petir, Croatian MP, expresses concerns over the construction of large poultry farms in Sisak-Moslavina County, urging for environmental impact assessments and a sustainable agricultural development model.
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.
The solution for revitalizing villages around Daechong Dam is... 'eco-friendly ecological agriculture and tourism'
Discussions on sustainable development strategies for communities affected by the Daechong Dam regulations highlighted the need for eco-friendly tourism and agriculture.
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.
Transforming farming: Brazil's approach to sustainable agriculture
The article discusses Brazil's innovative methods in sustainable agriculture and its implications for farming practices.
It started with 13 borrowed cows and today produces 12 million liters a year: integrated agriculture with a dairy farm and sells dairy products from its own factory
Damián Visconti has successfully integrated agriculture with a dairy business, producing 12 million liters of milk annually with a focus on sustainable practices and local employment.
Based on international cases: a new sustainable sheep farming model proposed to boost Patagonian production
A project from the productive sector aims to transform sheep farming in Santa Cruz's Deseado department through an integrated scheme combining strategic infrastructure, ecosystem management, and green financing.
A Chamber Renewed Its Authorities and Ratified Its Agenda for Sustainability and Innovation
The Agricultural Sanitary and Fertilizers Chamber of Argentina renewed its leadership and reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable and innovative agriculture.
Swedish startup to produce fertilizer from the air
Swedish startup NitroCapt aims to revolutionize fertilizer production by utilizing natural nitrogen from the atmosphere to create sustainable, fossil-free fertilizers.
Winter Plant Cover Helps Retain Nutrients in Soil and Protects Groundwater
The article discusses the benefits of winter plant cover in agriculture, particularly for retaining soil nutrients and protecting groundwater in Estonia.
John Deere puts a corn in the tank
John Deere is set to unveil a nearly pure ethanol tractor at the Commodity Classic in Texas, marking a significant shift in agricultural energy policies.
"This is the northernmost biogas plant in the world" - Minister Essayah praised the joint project of Ranuan farms
A biogas plant, the northernmost of its kind in the world, was inaugurated in Ranualla, Finland, as part of a joint initiative by 21 local farms.
Vermicompost will do wonders in organic farming, ready in 45 days! Learn the method
Vermicompost, a natural fertilizer created using earthworms, is gaining popularity among farmers for its ability to improve soil health and crop yield in just 45 days.
Sheep and goats will take care of plants. "An element of sustainable green management"
The city of Krakow is implementing a project that allows sheep and goats to graze on urban green areas as a sustainable management strategy.
What Do You Do in the Winter at the Farmhouse? "I Make Natural Pesticides"
The author reflects on their initial commitment to organic farming, faced challenges that led to the gradual use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.