Breaking the Calving Gap: Addressing Reproductive Challenges in Communal Cattle Farming
Byc: Hwande IsheunesuIn Zimbabwe's communal areas, achieving consistent annual calving is a major challenge. Ideally, cows should produce one calf per year, but many...
Gulfood Fresh by Gulfood 2026 Positions Fresh Produce at Heart of Middle East’s Food...
Gulfood 2026 responds to surging demand for fresh produce across the Middle East region, uniting global growers, exporters and policymakers at a dedicated platform,...
Agricultural Machinery: the New Geography of Markets
Geopolitical and economic variables are affecting the performance of the agromechanical sector, which closes 2025 with a decline in traditional markets. India’s growth continues,...
Drax signs strategic wear parts supply agreement for North America with ANDRITZ
Renewable energy company Drax has selected ANDRITZ as the sole supplier of wear parts for its biomass pellet production facilities across North America. The...
ICRISAT, partners develop world’s first three-way pearl millet hybrid
ICRISAT, in collaboration with Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) through the All India Coordinated Research Project on Pearl Millet (AICRP) centre at the...
Agriculture Spraying Drones Market to Surpass to $6.8 billion by 2033
According to Research Intelo, the Agriculture Spraying Drones market size was valued at $1.2 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $6.8 billion by 2033, expanding...
As Food System Enters ‘Decade of Disruption’, European Leaders Meet at Sustainable Foods 2026...
Appetite suppressants, ultra‑processed foods and climate‑strained supply chains move to the top of the agenda as decision‑makers come together in LondonAs world leaders head...
Botswana tightens livestock controls following FMD outbreak in Zimbabwe
Botswana has moved swiftly to shield its livestock industry after reports of a Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak in Zimbabwe’s Mangwe District, announcing stringent restrictions...
Boosting Harvests and Conserving Water: A New Era for African Agriculture
For generations, African farmers have demonstrated remarkable resilience, adapting to challenging climates and striving to feed a growing continent. However, the pressures of water...
KwaZulu-Natal Dairy Farmer Loses Entire 1,300-Head Herd to Foot-and-Mouth Disease
A KwaZulu-Natal dairy farmer has lost his entire herd of 1,300 cattle to foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), describing the outbreak as devastating for his livelihood...