Food Security
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Spain Withholds 12% of Olive Oil to Prop Up Prices
Spain orders farmers to hold back 188,000 tonnes of olive oil until 2027 amid a bumper harvest that…
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El Niño and Iran War Drive Agricultural Commodity Prices to New Highs
The intensifying El Niño and the escalating Iran war are disrupting global agricultural markets, threatening higher prices for…
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How Agricultural Policy Uses Uniform Formulas to Distribute $8B in Farm Relief
The Harvest Fuel Relief program applies a standardized formula to crop data, bypassing insurance requirements to address input…
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Dairy Dominates Tulare County’s $9.1B Agriculture Economy, Amid Climate and Trade Risks
Tulare County’s agriculture surged to $9.1B in 2025, led by dairy, cattle, and citrus, but faces climate and…
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National MCOOL Coalition Petitions White House, Congress to Label Beef
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 — A broad coalition of farm, ranch, rural, consumer and allied organizations launched a petition…
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Sheep Under the Panels: New Zealand’s Biggest Solar Farm Answers a Land Debate
MUMBAI, June 27 — A debate unfolding in New Zealand over solar farms and housing on dairy land…
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Study: Heat and Humidity Cut Milk Output Across 1,148 Haryana Villages
India’s dairy policy apparatus was built for a stable climate. That assumption is now cracking under 38°C heat…
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Canada’s Supply Management System Controls Dairy, Poultry, Egg Production
OTTAWA, July 21 — By the numbers: 16,351 dairy, poultry and egg farms operated under Canada’s supply management…
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Russian Strikes Idle Ukraine’s Black Sea Grain Corridor at Peak Harvest
KYIV, July 15 — Against this backdrop of grinding war, the story of Ukraine’s Black Sea grain corridor…
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Ukraine Says It Hit 116 Vessels in Azov Sea as Russia Plans New Shipping Routes
LONDON, July 11 — The mechanics of global grain trade are shifting once again, and the Azov Sea…
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Russian and Ukrainian Port Strikes Choke Black Sea Grain Exports and Lift Wheat Prices
MOSCOW, July 9 — Ukraine’s naval strikes have directly affected global grain markets by threatening Russia’s ability to…
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Ukraine’s Black Sea Corridor Now Carries About 80% of Its Grain Exports
ODESSA, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea, a maritime corridor that Ukraine established last…
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Black Sea Shipping Disruptions Hit Global Grain Markets
ISTANBUL, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea’s grey waters, a fragile mechanism that once…
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EU’s Kallas Calls for Revived Black Sea Grain Deal as Ukrainian Exports Collapse
MOSCOW, July 9 — The degradation of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has enabled Ukraine to reopen a maritime…
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War, Drought and Trade Disputes Strain Global Grain Supply Routes
ODESA, July 9 — A 72-hour attack on Russian naval vessels near the grain shipping lanes off Odesa…
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War, Drought and Trade Disputes Squeeze Global Grain Supply, Market Report Says
ROME, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea, a new and unexpected dynamic is reshaping…
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Iran’s Kermanshah Province hits record 5.75M ton crop harvest
BAKU, July 6 — A record 5.75 million tons of crops were produced in Iran’s Kermanshah Province during…
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Kermanshah Province agriculture director reports record 5.75M ton harvest
The numbers are staggering for a single province. 5.75 million tons of crops. That is what Iran’s Kermanshah…
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Kermanshah Agriculture Chief Details Record 5.75 Million Ton Harvest
The 5.75-million-ton figure came together piece by piece. Director Saeed Karimi of the Kermanshah Provincial Agriculture Department laid…
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Two States, One Forecast: Indian Officials Push Farmers Off Paddy Before El Niño
KAKINADA, July 2 — With forecasts of possible El Niño conditions and below-normal rainfall, the Kakinada district administration…
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Chicago Water District Backs Urban Farming to Fight Food Insecurity and Flooding
The vacant lots that ring the Academy for Global Citizenship, a K-8 charter school near Midway Airport, are…
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Uganda’s Oilseed Push Faces a 370,000-Tonne Gap as Its 2028 Deadline Nears
KAMPALA, July 7 — For farmers in eastern Uganda, a government initiative is changing what a single acre…
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Improved Soybean Seeds Boost Yields for Ugandan Farmers
KAMPALA, July 7 — For a smallholder farmer in eastern Uganda, the difference between a good season and…
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Thousands of Welsh farmers protest Sustainable Farming Scheme at the Senedd
Thousands of farmers gathered at the Senedd in Cardiff on February 29, 2024, to protest the Welsh government’s…
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