Category: Agriculture News

The European People’s Party (EPP) is pushing to delay the implementation of the EU’s anti-deforestation law, which is set to come into effect by the end of the year. The

Russia’s Minister of Agriculture, Lut, made significant announcements regarding the country’s agricultural sector during a meeting held in Moscow. Lut highlighted an increase in grain shipments to Asia and Africa

Farmers are warning that the UK could face food shortages in the next decade due to increased extreme weather conditions, potentially leading to civil unrest. This insight comes from a

The European Union views organic farming as a crucial component of sustainable agriculture. However, countries like France are facing challenges with delays in the payment of subsidies under the Common

The progress of spring wheat harvest in the US last week exceeded trade expectations, but winter wheat planting lagged slightly behind. The USDA’s crop progress report on Monday indicated that

The upcoming European Commission should appoint a robust agriculture commissioner to reflect the growing significance of food and farming in the political landscape, according to the president of COPA, the

The EPA report was not specifically designed to assess the effectiveness of conservation programs or certain agricultural practices. Generally, agricultural emissions experts agree that the EPA’s annual greenhouse gas emissions

The government has recently given the green light to several large solar infrastructure projects, leading to the conversion of thousands of acres of farmland for clean energy production. These projects,

The European Parliament’s environment and health committee (ENVI) is set to undergo a significant change, with plans to split it up so that health and food safety are handled separately.

The Welsh government has launched an interim scheme called the Integrated Natural Resources Scheme (INRS) to encourage farmers in Wales to collaborate on various projects such as flood risk management