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‘Flash Drought’ Possible in Coming Weeks
Weather: MSU’s Jeff Andresen says that temperatures have been 2-4 degrees Fahrenheit above normal. Of concern now is the evapotranspiration as crop...
Read moreThe State of Horticulture in the Caribbean
With ever scarcer resources, prices of fertilizers and energy spiking recently, doing more with less has become paramount when it...
Read moreFarms Struggling As Extreme Heat Cause Crops to Die, Livestock Losing Food
EFFINGHAM COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - All of Chatham County is still experiencing severe drought conditions. Right now this year is...
Read moreVN Localities Seek Ways to Boost Clean Agriculture
VIETNAM, June 22 - Bananas grown in Gia Lai province according to GlobalGAP standards has helped farmers earn handsome profits....
Read moreMany Farmers Replanting After Destructive Hail Storms
Dave Nielsen emerged from the dust and sowed new hope in one of his bean fields north of Lincoln on...
Read moreChoosing Sustainability Over Organic Farming to Ensure Food Security and Ecological Balance
As the agriculture sector progressively adopts more eco-friendly practices, especially given the threat of global warming and climate change, one...
Read moreChina Hungry for More
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — It has the world’s most people and the second largest economy. It has successfully produced...
Read moreMachinery Market Hinges on Inflation, Interest Rates
The value of new and used farm equipment may be stabilizing, but industry experts say the agriculture machinery market remains...
Read moreA Closer Look at India’s Wheat Export Ban
Author: Debashis Chakraborty, IIFT In a surprise move, India banned wheat exports on 13 May 2022, in order to ‘manage...
Read moreFertilizer Prices Are Soaring
A farmer spreads fertilizer on a field in Berks County, Pa. Harold Hoch/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty ImagesKathleen Merrigan, Arizona...
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