Farmer turn to AI-powered lifeline after devastating floods: 'This is not a joke'

Farmers in Malawi, a landlocked country in southeastern Africa, are receiving high-tech advice from an AI-driven app called Ulangizi, which means "advisor" in the regional language. According to a profile by Phys.org, farmer Alex Maere survived...

Farmers deserve ownership of their data: Blockchain legislation can help

Virginia’s farmers are facing an innovation gap. For every dollar Americans spend in the food system, farmers receive just nine cents. That’s not because they lack hard work or skill, but because they often don’t have full control over the inputs,...

Farmers voice frustration over £600 delinked payment cap

Farmers across England have reacted with dismay after receiving confirmation that their delinked payments for this financial year will be capped at just £600. This is a dramatic drop from the £28,400 average they received under the Basic Payment...

Agric Minister promises reforms

Ghana’s cashew and oil palm industries, two of the country’s most important tree crops, continue to face deep-rooted challenges that limit their full contribution to the economy. While oil palm has for decades supported the livelihoods of tens of...

Farmers' paintings capture rural vibrant life in vivid details

The 2025 national excellent farmers' painting exhibition, which opened at Jinshan Museum in Shanghai on Tuesday, offers a fresh, intimate look at Chinese folk art centered on the richness of rural life. CHINA DAILY In Zhuang villages, residents...

Environmental damage in Uzbekistan amounts to 46.7 billion UZS in one month.

Numerous cases of illegal gravel extraction, tree cutting, poaching, and environmental pollution have been uncovered, according to the State Security Service (SSS). Photo: Frame from the video Working groups comprising representatives of the SSS,...

‘Innovation, sustainability critical to transportation industry’

Experts in the transportation sector have emphasised the crucial role innovation and sustainability play in driving the industry. The experts canvassed this position at a transport summit convened by the 2025 Transportation Correspondents...

Women gain ground in agri careers, but pay gaps remain

SA agriculture is seeing a surge in female graduates, but the climb to equality is steep. Women are still concentrated in admin roles, and pay gaps persist. Duncan Masiwa and Adam Oxford dissect the data, highlighting the urgent need for pay...

SAVE BRITAIN'S FAMILY FARMS: "Farming is the backbone of Britain"

Last weekend saw the Labour Party descend on Liverpool to outline its vision for the future. Meanwhile, a sea of farmers took to the streets in protest against current Government policies that the industry feels will be severely detrimental to...

Introducing the finalists for the British Farming Awards New Entrant of the Year 2025 (Against the Odds)

For thirteen years, the British Farming Awards have shone a light on the best in British Farming. During this annual event, Britain's farming industry comes together to celebrate the achievements of its contemporaries. This award seeks to shine a...

Farm Income Moving Up, But Is That Good News?

USDA has updated its farm sector income forecast for 2025 and projects rising incomes countered by rising costs. Carrie Litkowski, Economist at USDA’s ERS, said overall sector income will see a significant year-over-year increase. “Net cash farm...

KZN farmers voice alarm over foot-and-mouth disease burden on dairy sector

Farmers in KwaZulu-Natal remain deeply concerned about the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak, with many warning of escalating costs and long-term risks to the agricultural sector. The Agriculture Business Chamber of South Africa...

Local Zoning Boards Target Farmers’ Property Rights in Battleground States

A new report finds that zoning rules in battleground states are stripping farmers of the ability to use their land for survival, blocking projects that could secure family farms for future generations. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom A new report from...

Absa economist warns of strain on SA auto industry amid tariffs and shifting market trends

The South African automotive industry faces a tough operating environment but remains focused on long-term success, Jeff Gable, Head of FIC Research at Absa CIB, told delegates at Naamsa Auto Week in Gqeberha this week. Gable said shifting...

'Everything is designed': Why the creative industries across the UK are central to national economic growth

The creative sector is one of Britain’s biggest assets and is a huge economic driver that cannot be overlooked – that was the key message from stars and mayors alike at Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Writer and satirist Armando Iannucci was...

US agriculture takes a double punch from shutdown and tariffs

The US federal government shutdown that began on Wednesday has suspended key agricultural payments and delayed access to federal farm loans, dealing another blow to American farmers already grappling with falling crop prices, record debt levels,...

Bomi Community College Launches Commercial Farming, First Midwifery Programs

Dr. Zobong Norman and partial view of the Bomi Community College The administration of the Bomi County Community College (BCCC) has announced its involvement into a commercial agriculture enrichment program intended to buttress government’s...

White House Plans More Multi-Billion Dollar Bailouts for Farmers Struggling Due to Trump’s Trade War

The White House is expected to announce next week additional payments to American farmers who have been suffering as a result of President Trump’s trade war. Many in the agriculture sector have been hurting now that customers in the People’s...

Trump Seeks A $10 To $14 Billion Farmer Bailout

Thursday, October 2, 2025 8:52 PM EDT Image Source: Pixabay Tariffs backfired on US agricultural exports. Farmer Bailout Coming Up Farmers are harvesting one of the largest crops in history, while China holds off on buying U.S. soybeans The Wall...

Project set to offer cotton farmers new lease of life

Cotton farmers in Salima District have expressed optimism with a project that has empowered them with skills in modern farming practices to counter climate change shocks and other challenges. Under African Institute for Corporate Citizenship’s...