The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

Minette Batters accuses ministers of ‘dereliction of duty’ in failing to ensure safety of agricultural imports

Moore and Toop opened first opened in 1923 and still looks largely the same as it did back then. But as it his its 100 year anniversary the owner is shutting up shop

Saudi Arabia’s Tanmiah Food Co. announced on Thursday a plan to invest SAR 4.5 billion ($1.2 billion) by 2030 to cover 80% of poultry needs locally by 2025 and achieve food security and sustainability in the Kingdom. During a ceremony held in Riyadh, Saudi Minister of Environment, Water, and Agriculture…

France’s food safety authority Anses has moved to ban S-metolachlor, a common herbicide used by cereal farmers, because of significant groundwater pollution. The product joins an increasingly growing list of chemicals no longer allowed in French agriculture.

France is waiting to see if Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's return to power in Brazil will allow progress on climate and deforestation issues that remain red lines for Paris in any EU-Mercosur trade deal, its agriculture minister said.

Calamarca (Bolivia) (AFP) - Dozens of furrows lie barren in a dusty field on the Bolivian highlands.It should be replete with potato plants ready for harvest, but a deadly combination of drought and frost proved too much for the crop. 

Ingham's Group reported a 55 per cent drop in profit as a reduction in rooster fertility impacted meat production levels.

“Am I concerned? Hell yes, I’m concerned”

WASHINGTON — A U.S. Department of Agriculture official testified Thursday that some of the agency’s food programs are being overburdened in the push to feed needy families.

A new generation of cattle handlers is being reared at an annual camp in central Queensland. Young people from across the country have been building lifelong connections while learning valuable skills.

Trade Minister Don Farrell has described the European Union as tough negotiators as Australia remains locked in a bitter food fight over naming rights.