Heatwaves and drought have pushed French wine output toward its lowest level in seven decades, prompting the industry to weigh new markets, products and strategies, according to CNBC.
An opinion article published by Al Jazeera argues that the promotion of monoculture farming in Africa is displacing more nutritious and climate-resilient traditional food crops.
In the peanut basin, the decline of this iconic tree threatens the fertility of agricultural land, according to farmers and an RFI report.
Agtrinsic says its Disease Intelligence Engine will help smallholder farmers assess crop disease risk in the region
A Scientific American report describes how researchers who worked to identify a mysterious old apple tree say their findings could help preserve America’s apple diversity.
Grain growers near the U.S.-Canada border describe strained ties and economic pain from tariffs tied to President Trump's trade policies, according to a report by NPR News.
Growers are turning to gene-editing technology in an effort to combat a bacterial disease devastating citrus trees, according to a report by NPR News.
Rising wheat futures offer little relief to growers like Kansas farmer Merrill Nielsen as drought, crop losses and record diesel prices erode potential gains
In northern Senegal, some farmers are reviving an old technique that pairs fish farming with rice cultivation, aiming to boost soil fertility, curb pests and diversify household income, according to France 24.
Communities in Zimbabwe are turning to aquaponics and rainwater harvesting to protect crops as forecasters warn of an El Niño-driven drought, according to a France 24 report.
Mervyn Kelso, a dairy farmer, says he struggled with the sadness of empty fields after losing his entire herd to bovine tuberculosis, and found solace in singing.
Hundreds gathered in northern Slovenia to share roast potatoes as a think tank warned that drought has reduced potato yields across Europe.
At the livestock show, the Republican candidate for the 2027 presidential election called for water storage and proposed removing the precautionary principle from the Constitution.
A photo distributed by the Associated Press of Pakistan shows a camel cart owner moving a heavy load of animal fodder along Sillanwali Road.
A market scene captured by APP shows workers offloading bunches of raw green bananas from a delivery truck.
Iranian state media reports sugarcane cultivation spans roughly 16,500 hectares in Khuzestan Province, with workers laboring in early morning hours to avoid the region's intense heat.
Farmers have planted a small share of the projected winter grain area as the new sowing campaign gets underway, according to Ukrinform.
Netherlands authorities have attributed railway infrastructure damage to protesting farmers amid ongoing disputes over nitrogen policy.
Council of States votes 31-7 in favor of the agreement after it was previously rejected by the lower house, according to Anadolu Agency.
Dozens were injured as approximately 2,000 farmers protested against an extension of a livestock export ban, with some backed by far-right groups.
A photo report from APP shows agricultural activity underway as a farmer uses a tractor to prepare land for the upcoming planting season.
Punjab's Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Ashiq Hussain Kirmani opened the new facilities aimed at improving animal healthcare services.
Vendors displayed crates of tomatoes as shopkeepers took part in bidding at a vegetable market, according to a photo report from the Associated Press of Pakistan.
A photo report from the Associated Press of Pakistan shows shepherds leading goats to pasture areas at the edge of an urban area.
Wine-makers say an unusual harvest produced sweeter grapes, allowing champagne to be made with alcohol content of up to 15% ABV, according to BBC News.
At an awareness event in Abbottabad, agricultural experts said modern and environmentally friendly farming methods, including tunnel farming, are needed to shield crops from climate-related risks.
The Royal Horticultural Society says England's changing climate is making the thirsty brassica harder to grow, recommending drought-tolerant alternatives instead.
France's agriculture ministry says wine production will fall to a 30-year low following the country's hottest recorded summer.
A Scottish farmer says he is losing sleep over potential government plans to cap food prices, warning that added costs could be passed down the supply chain to producers.
Some UK orchards say they are harvesting only a fraction of their usual apple crop after prolonged dry conditions, raising concerns about the future of cider production.
Once dubbed 'dog fruit' in some Indian regions, avocados are gaining popularity among consumers, prompting domestic growers to expand production, according to BBC Business.