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Everyday life in much of Ukraine has ground to a halt. That's true in the devastated cities but also across the vast countryside and fields that produce enough agricultural products to earn the country the nickname the "breadbasket of Europe."

‘War premium’ of €100/t on some feed 2022-03-23

The world's largest fertilizer producer, Nutrien Ltd., recently announced its plans to increase potash output by nearly one million tons this year in response to the uncertainty of supply [...]

Viral footage on Chinese social media revealed that peasants were ordered to clear forests to make way for arable land, amid fears of worsening food shortages. The person recording the footage [...]

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Teagasc planning fodder survey for early April 2022-03-23

In addition to the toll the fighting has taken on people in Ukraine, the UN and aid organizations have started sounding the alarm about how Russia's war will affect world hunger — Ukraine and Russia are two of the world's top crop producers. DW speaks to Martin Rentsch who works for the UN's World Food Program in Berlin. How bad is the humanitarian situation in Ukraine right now?

MINNEAPOLIS – Farmers received almost $1.5 billion in federal crop insurance payments from 2001 to 2020 for flood-related crop losses in the Mississippi River Critical Conservation Area, a region increasingly afflicted with more frequent flooding linked to the climate crisis.

New beet varieties on the market for 2022 2022-03-23

Up to €400/ha for tillage farmers to grow more crops 2022-03-22