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The government will distribute fertilizer vouchers to qualified farmer-beneficiaries to help boost rice production in the country, Malacañang said yesterday.

Autumn is in swing, and with it comes changes in leaf color on many deciduous trees.

Whether you go with ancient Latin’s autumnus, or prefer the American slang “fall,” a common chore this reflective time of year can lead to how we approach our landscapes.

Commentary You may remember the headlines: in 2021, Sri Lanka's government imposed a total ban on agrochemicals. The ...

IFFCO is celebrating its 55th Foundation Day today which falls on 3rd November. From the IFFCO MD to its HR

India, which imports about a third of its fertilizer needs and has to provide essential agri-inputs at an affordable price to millions of farmers in the... 02.11.2022, Sputnik International

Did you miss the chance to plant your shrubs this summer? Do it now, its probably better! Heres a list of plants to grow in November.

Although the "grain deal" was aimed at mitigating the food crisis in the poorest countries, most of the grain ended up being shipped to rich nations. For its... 01.11.2022, Sputnik International

3 Rivers Energy Partners is launching a new sustainability project with Jack Daniels that represents a significant leap into the future of both the distiller

A more expensive thanksgiving, christine. consumer prices up 17% in september from a year ago and then you look at the prices that retailers are paying producers, the wholesale prices for 8 to 16 pound hens thats the most popular bird come thanksgiving. those prices have jumped to $1.80 per pound up from $1.40. it means you will pay more for your turkey. >> whats driving it? >> its not just higher inflation. there was a bout of bird flu that killed more than 6 million birds so that means produce...