Food Security
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Ukraine’s Black Sea Grain Route Crucial for Global Food Supply
ISTANBUL, July 9 — Against this backdrop of a war that has reshaped global trade routes, the Black…
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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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Black Sea Grain Deal’s Future After Ukraine Corridor Talks
MOSCOW, July 9 — The degradation of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet has enabled Ukraine to reopen a maritime…
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Global Grain Routes at Risk as Black Sea Strikes Threaten Food
ODESA, July 9 — A 72-hour attack on Russian naval vessels near the grain shipping lanes off Odesa…
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Grain Prices and Insurance Rates Impact Global Food Supply
ROME, July 9 — Against the backdrop of the Black Sea, a new and unexpected dynamic is reshaping…
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Improved soybeans showcase farm research success at Uganda show
JINJA, Uganda — A farmer in eastern Uganda has demonstrated what better seeds and practical training can do…
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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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Uganda’s National Oil Seeds Program: History and Goals Since Launch
KAMPALA, July 7 — For farmers in eastern Uganda, a government initiative is changing what a single acre…
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Moses’ Struggle: Low Soybean Yields Plague Ugandan Farmers
JINJA, July 7 — A farmer in eastern Uganda has increased his soybean harvest after receiving training through…
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Study of 43 million animals links rising temperatures to reduced milk yields in Haryana
Every morning across Haryana, millions of families pour milk into their tea. That daily act now sits under…
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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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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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Pressurized irrigation underpins record 5.75M ton harvest in Kermanshah
Kermanshah Province did not reach a 5.75-million-ton harvest by accident. The figures released by Agriculture Director Saeed Karimi…
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District Urges Farmers to Diversify Crops Ahead of El Niño
KAKINADA, July 2 — With forecasts of possible El Niño conditions and below-normal rainfall, the Kakinada district administration…
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Nepal’s new IP law aims to protect farmers’ traditional products and brands
KATHMANDU — For the family farmers who grow Ilam tea on steep eastern hillsides, or the apple orchard…
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California Small Farm Lifeline Expires, Future Uncertain
DAVIS, June 29 — One number tells the story of California’s small-farm crisis: zero. That is how much…
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California Small Farmers Lose State-Backed Insurance as Funds Run Out
DAVIS — The drought doesn’t care about state budget deadlines. Neither do the markets. And now, hundreds of…
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California Small Farmers Lose State-Backed Insurance After Program Expires
The people who lose when a safety net vanishes are rarely the ones who designed the net. They…
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Waikato’s farmland debate pits food, energy and housing against fertile soils
MUMBAI, June 27 — A debate unfolding in New Zealand over solar farms and housing on dairy land…
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Community Gardens in Chicago Food Deserts Reduce Stormwater Runoff
The vacant lots that ring the Academy for Global Citizenship, a K-8 charter school near Midway Airport, are…
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Greens urge government to buy closing McCain factory
HASTINGS, June 26 — The Green Party believes the Government should explore purchasing a closing McCain food-processing plant…
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Crisis deepens: Mekong Delta faces potential agricultural collapse from saltwater intrusion in
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is experiencing its worst saltwater intrusion in decades, driven by rising sea levels and reduced…
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