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From the Tramlines: maize, beet and spring cereals all on the agenda 2022-06-08

ANKARA (dpa-AFX) - The Turkish Lira depreciated against the U.S. dollar during the European session on Tuesday, as the nation's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised more rate cuts despite high

Crop on Camera: paintbrush stage means T2 time 2022-06-07

Over 800,000 residents in Chinas Jiangxi province have been affected by torrential rain and floods, local authorities said on Tuesday. 🌎 China: Heavy Rain, Floods Affect Over 800,000 Residents in Jiangxi Province.

Farmers, scientists, and meteorologists have been sitting up and taking notice as severe dust storms in the United ...

Actor Urvashi Rautela on Sunday shared a stunning picture from the trailer launch of The Legend

Planting more crops isnt the only way to feed a growing population. Cutting air pollution could go a long way towards increasing crop production while saving precious land and money, according to new research.

Weather events can affect our food supply by destroying crops and farmlands, or by triggering swarms of pests like locusts.

Complicated. these fields might feed the world but people like thiago are going without. translation: 9094. of what is 1 produced has to be processed. we grow crops for industry and then it comes back to the kitchen table, so, yes, we have beans, we have food, but it is hard to take what is in the ground and consume it like that. the reality is that for brazilians, it is getting harder and harder to buy food. 0ur money is not worth anything. the cost of food has gone up and salaries have not kep...

But the real difficulties have come in the past two years. translation: when the covid pandemic started, we began i to have problems with shortages of raw materials. and that pushed up prices. we did not know how much it would cost to produce or how much the product would sell for, and then the war in ukraine, those difficulties just increased, especially with fertilisers. we started worrying if wed get enough for future crops. this is where anna stores her fertiliser, by far her biggest expense...