The drought roasting much of Europe this summer is taking a heavy toll on crops across the continent, from potatoes in the Netherlands to corn in Bosnia. Triodo
Story by Tendai Munengwa ZIMBABWE’S preparedness for the 2026/27 summer cropping season has received a major boost after Windmill Private Limited commissioned a
Ghana's parliament passed a bill that could send cocoa farmers to prison for up to 20 years if they convert their farms to other uses without government approva
The Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir says he will continue to engage with the Ulster Farmers' Union.
Senior FAO official for Africa Meshack Malo described artificial intelligence as a powerful tool for farmers, stressing the need for Africa datasets, language m
South African scientist’s breakthrough research shows soil fungus could be used in fight against devastating crop pest Hearing about fields full of dead caterpi
In tonight's edition: Ghana's parliament cracks down on the sale or repurposing of land used to grow the country's most important crop, cocoa. Also, DR Congo is
France’s Constitutional Council is facing a politically charged end to the summer, with judges due to rule on a series of high-profile laws – including those co
The future of agriculture will be shaped as much by innovation as by the farmers who feed the nation. For Dr Xola Nduku, 34, science is not confined to laborato
Kamohelo Bombe refuses to accept that agriculture belongs only in the fields. Whether mentoring aspiring farmers, producing television or leading community proj
CCTV captures the moment a passenger train crashes through a trailer carrying hay bales after the driver of the tractor towing it stopped on a level crossing. T
Sinethemba Masinga is changing perceptions of farming one post, one harvest and one product at a time. At 26, the founder and managing director of UFarm Julia i
Food security is often discussed in boardrooms and policy papers but for Dr Thuthuzelwa Stempa, it begins in the livestock kraal. Every healthy animal, every sa
Emergency services, residents and environmental groups say military dropping flares to destroy forests and crops Firefighters and residents of south Lebanon hav
The war, which began in April 2023, has killed at least 59,000 people, displaced around 13 million, and pushed large parts of Sudan into famine.
For Zanele Zwane, successful farming is measured by more than what leaves the field. It is about the livelihoods created, the communities strengthened and the f
