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Calling US farms the ‘breadbasket of democracy,’ president vows to do more to offset food supply issues amid Russian invasion

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Winegrape growers in California are tallying the losses after an April cold spell froze many vines, and the Ag Economy Barometer rises in April.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is disrupting crop exports and driving up global food prices. Both countries are major exporters of key staples like wheat and sunflower oil. In France, some farmers sense opportunity – particularly with sunflowers. Lisa Bryant reports from the French village of Labosse.

In Ivory Coast farmers are trying out two ways to protect land exposed to both drought and heavy rain. They build rock walls to redirect rainwater. They also plant trees to act as windbreaks and keep sandstorms at bay.

After three years of severe drought, the situation in northern Kenya is desperate. Animals are dying, fields have dried up and people have little to eat. A women's initiative now runs a small area with new wells.

CANBERA (dpa-AFX) - The Japanese yen slipped against its major counterparts in the Asian session on Wednesday, as risk sentiment improved following strong China inflation data and Beijing's pledge

HANOVER (dpa-AFX) - Continental AG (CTTAY.PK) reported that its first quarter net income attributable to the shareholders of the parent dropped to 245.4 million euros or 1.23 euros per share from

An unusually dry period at the beginning of the year has led to water restrictions in 15 departments across France, prompting fears of a drop in winter cereal yields.