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Farmers in Galicia are expressing frustration over a judicial ban on wolf hunting, which they claim exacerbates their existing challenges and leads to significant livestock losses.

US farmers, including Rodney Bushmeyer, are facing unsustainable fertilizer price increases due to geopolitical tensions, which are impacting their profitability.

In a tragic incident, a Thai agricultural worker named Chawat Valanil was killed by a missile strike in Israel, highlighting the dangers faced by foreign laborers in conflict zones.

Cofco International secured a US$435 million renewable credit line from Standard Chartered, which is the first in the region focused exclusively on social impact in agriculture.

Adecoagro’s stock price jumped significantly due to optimistic business forecasts and improved recommendations from major banks.

Greek MEP Costas Arvanitis raises concerns over rising food prices and potential shortages as a result of the conflict involving Iran and the US-Israel tensions.

Prices for farmland in the core agricultural region of Argentina have increased by 10% due to high demand and limited supply, now reaching US$20,000 per hectare.

Diesel prices in the United States have surged over a third in the last month due to the war in Iran, elevating costs for goods transport and agriculture.

Soybean prices in Chicago experienced a significant drop of nearly 6%, falling from $450 to $424 per ton due to investor profit-taking amid rising political and trade tensions between the U.S. and China.

Bioceres Crop Solutions reported a significant loss primarily due to a legal conflict with a U.S. creditor linked to a recent acquisition.

The USDA predicts an increase in soybean acreage at the expense of corn by 2026 due to rising production costs influenced by the Middle East conflict.

The daily summary highlights significant events including the STF's examination of Daniel Vorcaro's preventive arrest, the fatal crash of a US military plane in Iraq, the struggles of Southern Brazilian farmers with rising diesel prices, advancements in cancer treatment in Brazil, and the impact of Brazil's success at the Oscars on the national cinema.

Argentina is projected to have a record grain harvest of 147.9 million tons, primarily driven by wheat production, which will positively impact the economy amidst the government's fiscal goals.

The U.S. Trade Representative has initiated a trade investigation into South Korea among other nations, signaling potential new trade pressures focused on non-tariff barriers such as digital regulations and agriculture.

China is intensifying its efforts to ensure food security by setting ambitious grain production targets amid global geopolitical tensions.

Increasing oil prices due to the US-Iran conflict are contributing to a rise in the prices of agricultural and marine products in South Korea, heightening consumer burdens.

Agricultural commodities are experiencing price increases due to the impacts of the ongoing conflicts involving the US and Israel concerning Iran.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing significant volatility in international agricultural markets, particularly affecting soybean and fertilizer prices.

Diesel prices in Jeju have surged significantly due to the ongoing conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran, causing concern for local agricultural and delivery workers.

Prices for calves in Argentina have reached unprecedented levels, significantly exceeding historical averages due to supply shortages.

The privatization of Belgrano Cargas and the Hidrovía is set to significantly boost Argentine agriculture by increasing export potential and attracting foreign investment.

The Brito family, through their company Juramento, has partnered with the Gorina slaughterhouse to enhance meat production and export capabilities in Argentina with a US$20 million investment.

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

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.

China has announced it will suspend additional tariffs on select Canadian agricultural products starting March 1, 2024, due to a preliminary agreement between the two nations.

In January, Argentina's agroindustry achieved record exports of US$4.152 billion, surpassing last year's figures and marking the best performance for that month in a decade.

Greek Agriculture Minister K. Tsiaras discusses the challenges facing the agricultural sector during a meeting with the Local Farmers' Federation, emphasizing the importance of EU funding and addressing the ongoing outbreak issues.

In January, agro-industrial exports from Argentina saw a significant increase of 17.6% year-on-year, reaching over US$ 4 billion, largely driven by record shipments of wheat, barley, and sunflower.

The article examines the effects of U.S. tariffs on the South African economy.

'We're back in the game,' says the president of the Brazilian Association of Soluble Coffee Industry as US tariffs on nearly half of Brazilian products are lifted.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh commented on the India-US trade deal, stating that the government claims it will not impact farmers growing crops such as maize, cotton, soybean, apples, fruits, and nuts.

Australian farmer Paul Martin aims to export camel milk to the US, hoping it becomes a major commodity.

The Trump administration is gearing up to use Trade Law Section 301 to apply commercial pressure on Asian countries, particularly targeting those with overproduction structures.

An Australian farmer is innovatively marketing camel milk to U.S. consumers, highlighting its unique qualities and health benefits.

Farmers in Kentucky are declining lucrative offers from tech companies for their farmland as they resist industrial development.

Sunflower prices in Argentina are rising just before the harvest, with current offers around 340+20 US$/ton for immediate delivery and 360+40 for mid-year contracts.

Brazilian agricultural products including instant coffee, grapes, honey, and fish could benefit from the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to suspend tariffs imposed by Trump.

China's investment has revitalized Zimbabwe's tobacco industry, leading to a US$1.2 billion crop despite ongoing health and debt concerns.

Congress leader Sachin Pilot has expressed concerns about the implications of a zero-tariff trade deal with the US for Indian farmers, particularly small farmers.

Donald Trump has announced support for increasing glyphosate production in the U.S., citing its importance for food security despite health concerns.

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.

Aging farmers in the U.S. struggle to pass on their farms to younger generations, risking the future of family agriculture amidst rising costs and low commodity prices.

The article discusses Brazil's efficiency in the beef industry and contrasts it with the challenges faced by the US beef production amidst climate change.

Manuel Rosasco, general manager of Stine Argentina, emphasizes the need for biotechnological advancements and reduced taxation to enhance Argentina's agricultural productivity against Brazil.

Shivraj discusses the implications of the India-US deal on farmers.

Indian farmers and trade unions staged a nationwide strike in response to a new trade deal with the United States over concerns it will harm local agriculture.

Bankruptcy filings by farmers in the United States increased by 46% in 2025 compared to 2024, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Americans may face sustained high beef prices due to a significant reduction in cattle numbers caused by drought and rising costs.

The White House has updated its fact sheet on the India-US trade deal due to concerns raised by New Delhi regarding specific wordings and references.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced increased inspections of imported cut flowers in anticipation of Valentine's Day 2026 to protect agricultural health.