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$650 Million E-Farms combine farming, renewable energy, and job creation to drive regional economic development.
$36 million in storage upgrades aims to improve logistics and reduce reliance on third-party facilities.
Recent improvements in energy supply and reduced input costs contribute to a brighter outlook for the sector.
The investment aims to enhance port infrastructure and support the chemical industry.
UgAi will help ensure a consistent supply and quality of fertilizers, integrate advanced technologies like drones and satellite imagery for crop monitoring, and address issues like shortages and price distortions.
Cooperatives and government measures reshape the avocado trade for smallholder farmers.
The Des Moines facility, responsible for processing about 12% of Iowa’s monthly soybean crush, will be idle from mid-October through November for maintenance. The closure is expected to tighten soymeal supplies, causing prices to reach a decade high and impacting revenue for farmers amid low crop prices.
The world has caught its breath following the recent news of the escalation in the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
The manufacturers reportedly charge extra for the fertilizers and compel the dealers to pick them up from a remote location, increasing costs that are then passed on to farmers. As a result, farmers end up paying significantly more for fertilizers like diammonium phosphate (DAP) and urea.
Climate Shock Insurance will support small and medium-scale farmers and livestock owners against the impacts of climate change. This insurance is designed to provide financial compensation for losses due to unpredictable climate events, thereby helping maintain agricultural livelihoods.
The Brunsbüttel facility aims to enhance low-emission ammonia imports and support Germany’s hydrogen economy.
Queensland grants mining lease for phosphate production aimed at agriculture and batteries.
The government takes swift action to secure essential agricultural inputs for upcoming planting seasons.
Joint initiatives in rice, corn, and aquaculture focus on boosting local production and exports.
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Europe is falling behind in this field. The concerns 30 years ago was reasonable. Now not so much. We need crops that can survive in a more extreme future climate. Handle droughts and hot weather better. Crops that are less tasty to pests like hogs and deere.
Gene-edited crops set for groundbreaking European trials
