The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

Under pressure from the far right in upcoming elections, environmental concessions being made across continent

71-year-old Gowramma's deep desire for a borewell is fulfilled by the Madras High Court after a 3.5-year struggle.

The price of onions has crashed owing to a glut in the market with many farmers in the State going for a second crop of onions this season. This comes after one kg of onions costed over ₹100 in 2023. 

With farmers venting their anger across Europe, Brussels moved Wednesday to address two of their core grievances: creating "safeguards" to stop cheaper Ukrainian imports from flooding the market, and easing highly contested rules on leaving land unused.

Congress demands explanation from PM Modi on restoring status quo along China border in Ladakh.

An international conference on silkworm seed industry focuses on technology development and increasing silk production capacity.

Delay to rules on setting aside land to encourage biodiversity offered as concession amid continuing protests

Health minister and Brexiter says businesses experiencing ‘some friction’ should adapt to changes in trade rules

Convoys of tractors edged closer to Paris, Lyon and other strategic locations in France on Wednesday, as thousands of protesting farmers appeared to ignore warnings of police intervention if they cross red lines laid down by the government.

Houthi attacks on the Red Sea have forced shippers to avoid one of the world’s most crucial trade routes.

A stranded live export ship carrying about 16,500 animals will be partially offloaded in Western Australia before resuming its journey to export the livestock.