The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

In Paraguay, beef can offer a way out of poverty and insurance for what life brings. But climate change means beef is becoming an increasingly risky industry for the land.

Yerba mate’s roots in indigenous Guaraní culture are obscured today by a rapidly expanding industry. The drink has similar caffeine content to coffee, but some studies suggest it has a higher antioxidant quotient than green tea.

Conservationists have already raised concerns about Thursday’s auction at Sotheby’s of development rights to coral atoll network

Farmers say mango prices have plummeted in the past week because of an overlap of supply from key growing regions.

Abrolhos Islands tour operator Jay Cox says the industry needs to look at ways to diversify after some of the biggest changes to regulations in more than a decade.

The French delicacy foie gras is in short supply – and prices per kilo are skyrocketing – as the festive season approaches.

Number of species on red list in the country doubled in last 20 years

A review of Australia's immigration system could have wide-ranging implications for agriculture, but it won't help illegal workers facing exploitation.

Hazim Mustafa says he paid $580,000 for cattle at South African president’s ranch in 2019

A class-action lawsuit says the federal government has illegally broken a promise to pay off the debts of a group of Black farmers

Newly-published studies show consumers overseas would pay more for low environmental impact food, if we offered it to them. The depressing thing is, old research said pretty much the same thing.