To proactively secure supply for the year-end market, businesses, cooperatives, and households in Son La province are boosting production, focusing on improving product quality, innovating designs and packaging, and offering consumers attractive, safe gift products that reflect the local identity.
RFD-TV Ukraine Grain Exports Plunge As War Disrupts Logistics USDA reports Ukrainian grain shipments have fallen to about half last year’s pace as Russian attacks disrupt transportation. KYIV, Ukraine (RFD-TV) — Ukraine’s grain exports are falling sharply as intensified Russian attacks…
Slovakia is ready to help Ukraine in the process of joining the European Union and share its integration experience. This was stated by Prime Minister Robert Fico on November 5 at a joint meeting of the governments of Slovakia and Ukraine…
View all posts by Raksmey Hong → PHNOM PENH – Cambodia is seeking to expand exports of high-value food products to Singapore, with Minister of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation Hem Vanndy calling for stronger processing, testing and certification capabilities to help…
Published 11:37 am Thursday, November 5, 2026 Oregon lacks a unified system to track data and handle complaints about working conditions from farmworkers who make up the backbone of the state’s multi-billion dollar agricultural industry, a new state report found. The 75-page report…
Agricultural machinery company TYM Co. said on the 6th that it exhibited an Autonomous Driving tractor and new combine and rice transplanter models at the 2026 Korea International Exhibition of Machinery, Equipment and Materials for Agriculture (KIEMSTA), held at EXCO in Daegu.
PUBLISHED ON November 5, 2026 A regional network provides producers more options if a supplier falls behind or a buyer changes plans. Coordinating resources helps sustain the local businesses farms rely on, from haulers to repair shops. Farmer networks can spark new…
Consultant: natural resources & environment at ENS Africa South Africa’s exclusion from the African Growth & Opportunity Act (Agoa) from January will leave many South African farmers at a disadvantage relative to competitors from countries that continue to enjoy preferential access to…
New figures released by the Department of Agriculture show that just over 28,000 non-tillage farmers who received an Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) scheme payment in 2025 were stocked below 0.5 livestock units per hectare (LU/ha). There was a total of 94,160 non-tillage…
NSW Irrigators' Council (NSWIC) is calling on the NSW Government to provide immediate financial support, strengthen industry engagement and ensure a fair enforcement framework as coastal irrigators face a 1 December compliance deadline. NSWIC CEO Dr Madeleine Hartley said an independent…
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