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In Togo, the Ministry of Agriculture announced on March 24, 2022, that fertilizers would be subsidized during the 2022-2023 agricultural season. This

California nut farmers are checking for losses after a late-February freeze hit orchards, and international food and feed prices could soon jump by as much as 20% according to the United Nations Food Agency.

BATON ROUGE, La. - At St. Louis Planting Co. in Iberville Parish, Patrick Frischhertz is busy checking off the list of usual springtime chores at a sugarcane farm: preparing rows

Smaller harvests loom from Argentina to Indonesia, and developing countries are bracing for higher food costs; ‘It’s like a scary movie’

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 [...]

Algerian, Chinese firms set up 7-bln-USD fertilizer joint venture-

The California Department of Food and Agriculture awards $1.5 million for pest management research, and U.S. beef exports remain hot.

It’s late March and spring is here! It’s time to think about spring activities in the landscape to improve the health and curb appeal of your plants. At the top

Fertilizer prices are now at all-time highs. The index from a consultancy, Crew, has risen 30 percent since the start of the year and is creeping towards levels we saw back in 2008.

In an interconnected world, we are faced again with the negative implications of the so-called "butterfly effect" when a localized conflict can have far-reaching consequences and trigger lasting crises. For our worlds broken food systems, the war in Ukraine should be a wake-up call.