AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFarm Finances: U.S. farm debt is forecast to hit a record $605 billion in 2026, as diesel, fertilizer and other input costs squeeze farmers’ margins. Climate Finance: Ahead of COP31, African researchers are urging practical support for losses from floods, droughts and heat, including damage to livelihoods and farming that cannot simply be repaired. Farmer Training: Field schools in Bangladesh’s Jhenaidah are teaching science-based crop care, safe food production and efficient input use to help farmers improve yields and cut costs. Solar Farming: South Korea’s Jeonnam-Gwangju region is advancing a public-led agrivoltaics plan, pairing continued crop production beneath panels with new income for farmers and renewable power for local businesses. Local Support: Sinait, Philippines, provided financial assistance to 1,593 tobacco farmers and says fuel and fertilizer aid is also in the works.
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