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The domestic fertilizer supply is currently in a safe condition because President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has approved an additional subsidy budget of IDR14 trillion.

Two South Korean ministries are collaborating to lower the allowed levels of pesticide residue in agrifood and processed food products made domestically, in the hope that it will help boost international trade.

We continue looking overseas for the minerals we could produce at home. We’re even backsliding on important policies aimed at supporting domestic production.

Proposes increase up to Rs358 per bag, farmers face increased import burden

This year, El Niño afforded growers throughout the Midwest a milder December, providing more time for late fall fertilizer applications and cover crop planting. On the downside, mild weather can lead to more winter annual weeds.

The USDA will invest $207 million in renewable energy and domestic fertilizer projects, and whether delivered or prepared at home, the Food Safety and Inspection Service has plans to protect your Super Bowl Sunday celebration from foodborne illness.

No matter a farm’s size, it’s important for farmers to be mindful of their responsibilities when hiring young workers.

The pending purchase of the fertilizer plant near Wever continues to dominant local headlines.

A new all-inclusive process that moves away from the tedious century-long soil sample and testing methods was rolled out at Precision Planting’s Winter Conference.

The prices for corn and soybeans have been grinding downward since the summer of 2022.