Category: Agriculture News

The tendency of those in power to blame their predecessors for current challenges is a common trait in government. Former Prime Minister Liz Truss famously blamed the country’s economic woes

This week, rapid progress was made in the Saskatchewan fields thanks to warm and dry weather conditions, with nearly two-thirds of the agricultural products harvested. The weekly agricultural report published

Case IH has provided a sneak peek of what to expect from their upcoming combines with the introduction of two new AF series rotary harvesters at the Farm Progress Show

Farmers have taken to the streets, demonstrating against EU policies by breaking through police barricades and dumping manure as a form of protest. This action highlights the growing frustration within

Durukan Şekerleme has recently joined Borsa Istanbul, announcing a public offering worth 722.5 million TL. According to a statement made to the Public Disclosure Platform by Deniz Investment, Durukan Şekerleme’s

As September arrives, the Evans family transitions back to the school routine, bringing a sense of quietness to their once bustling home. Despite the usual feelings of guilt that come

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently visited two communities in Arizona to showcase USDA investments aimed at protecting communities and natural resources from wildfire and drought, expanding access to clean

A new seasonal agricultural worker platform has been launched to address challenges faced by H-2A visa workers and their employers. H2 Organizer and its companion app, MiChamba, offer a digital

How valuable do you find heirloom apple varieties? Special apple varieties can often be expensive and rare. However, some heirloom apple types may not be very good in terms of

Dry conditions in the Black Sea region are expected to affect sunflower and corn yields, while heavy rain in the US could harm crops, impacting global supplies and driving prices