The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

The State Budget allocates funds for fisheries infrastructure, conservation, and inland fisheries, but disappoints traditional fishermen.

The EU's climate goals for 2040 are set to further dial up the pressure on a farm sector that has yet to get tough on greenhouse gas emissions -- but is already up in arms over existing environmental rules.

Government says plan for MV Bahijah to sail around Africa to avoid Houthi attacks in Red Sea mean it’s not safe for the animals

The Kerala government has flayed the Centre’s decision to bar governments and State-run agencies from procuring food grains through the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS).

A business department report trumpeting the four-year benefits of leaving the EU does not match the reality faced by companies

A convoy of tractors was poised to descend on Rome on Saturday as farmer protests caused disruptions across Europe but petered out in their French epicentre following government concessions.

Researchers use machine learning to estimate ammonia emissions from rice, wheat, and maize crops, finding potential for a 38% reduction.

The reported moves by the government to bifurcate the prestigious University of Agricultural Sciences-Bengaluru (UAS-B) to carve out a new university of agricultural sciences, Mandya, has created a flutter among agricultural scientists and academicians with many including retired Vice-Chancellors fearing that it may prove detrimental to the interests of both the…

Minister for Energy in Shivamogga assures no power shortage, plans to purchase power from open market if needed.

France's government was on the defensive on Friday after environmental campaigners and opposition politicians accused it of having scrapped a key green policy to appease protesting farmers.

The World Vegetable Centre in Taiwan is breeding varieties that will grow better and faster and could become a major crop in Australia