Category: Agriculture News

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

Summer has flown by in the blink of an eye, possibly due to a slow start to the season or taking my holiday in the middle instead of the end.

In 2024, rice production is expected to reach 980,000 tons. The harvest has commenced in September, and the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) has set the purchase prices for rice. The

Initiatives related to agriculture, food, and animal protection are prevalent in European Citizens’ Initiatives (ECIs), with seven out of the 10 initiatives addressed by the Commission falling under these categories.

Two adjacent farms in Dorset are hitting the market simultaneously this month as the current owners prepare for their retirement from farming. Cruxton Farm and Greenford Farm, located near Dorchester,

A women’s cooperative in Mersin has successfully secured the protection and geographic indication certification of the Mersin Blood Orange. This initiative will not only help preserve this unique variety of

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a new financial tool to incentivize nature protection, drawing parallels to the EU’s successful carbon trading scheme. In her plan, farmers

Agriculture and Forestry Minister İbrahim Yumaklı attended the G20 Agriculture Ministers Summit held in Cuiaba, the capital of Mato Grosso state. After the opening session, ministers planted saplings. Speaking at

A successful organic harvest of spring milling wheat intercropped with beans at Devon farmer George Greed’s farm near Exeter is poised to achieve a substantial milling premium. The hard, red