Brazilian agricultural machinery manufacturers and equipment celebrate excellent results at EIMA 2024

The initiative that brought together eight Brazilian companies to EIMA 2024, carried out by the Brazil Machinery Solutions (BMS) export promotion project, the result...

Sustainable land management practice successfully ‘uproots’ invasive Prosopis juliflora in East Africa

The adoption of a sustainable land management practice (SLM) to manage invasive Prosopis juliflora – considered one of the world’s most threatening non-native tree...

COP16:  With investment, small-scale farmers can restore lands and deliver significant food security, climate,...

The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development calls for urgent investments to empower small-scale farmers to tackle land degradation and desertification, and contribute to safeguard...

Loopworm Secures Prestigious EU TRACES Certification for Silkworm Pupae-Derived Products, Opens Door to European...

Loopworm, a pioneering leader in sustainable insect-based nutrition, proudly announces that it has secured the prestigious EU TRACES certification for its Silkworm Pupae-derived products...

A rosy outlook for upcoming pome season thanks to new blushed pear varieties

With new blush pear varieties coming into play this season, Tru-Cape is gearing up for a pear season full of promise. “We are looking forward...

Conservationists Raise Red Flags over the Impact of Commercial Parrot Breeding for Wild Populations

Conservationists have raised critical questions about the best strategies to protect endangered parrots. Concerns over the risks of commercial captive-breeding as a means to...

Empowering Women Farmers: Corteva Agriscience Expands SoilSistas Programme to Support 50 Rural Women in...

Corteva Agriscience is pleased to announce the expansion of its flagship Women in Agriculture programme, SoilSistas. Reaffirming its commitment to empowering women farmers and...

IFAD’s Impact Report 2023: Supporting 8 million rural people through sustainable bonds

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is set to impact the lives of over 8.1 million people in the world’s most vulnerable farming...

Africans call on their governments to pressure rich countries for climate aid, support investment...

Citizens across 22 African countries want their governments to put more pressure on rich and developed countries to help Africans who are affected by...

UNHCR provides critical assistance to Malawi nationals and refugees amid crippling drought

Last month refugees at Dzaleka, in Malawi, received funds that will help them prepare for the new agriculture season following one of the most...
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