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June 7, 2023
Agriculture

Toxic Agriculture and the Gates Foundation: Beware of Gates bearing Gifts?

As for food security, the foundation would do better by supporting agroecological (agrochemical-free) approaches to agriculture, which various high-level UN reports have advocated for ensuring equitable global food security. This would leave

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sri Lanka’s Rural Development Success Story — Part 2

Click here to read the part two of this series 2.1 Rural Development Initiatives Undertaken Parallel to industrialization and economic growth, urbanization is a global trend. In contrast, Sri Lanka remains a rural nation even in this digital era and

March 9, 2024

Egypt’s Desert Gamble: The Mega-Farm Project Redrawing the Future of Agriculture

Diplomacy/Social

Across the western edge of Cairo, beyond the city’s dense urban landscape, a new agricultural frontier is emerging from the desert. Alongside the Dabaa

For Argentina’s Small Farmers, the Land Is Predictable but the Markets Are Not

Columns

Thirty years ago, in my economics textbook in India, the section on international trade referred to Argentina. It would be better, according to the

EU’s New Agri-Circular Plan: A Green Road to Ruin for Sri Lanka’s Small Farmers?

November 13, 2025
Business/Sri Lanka

by Economic Affairs Editor Every few years a new development slogan arrives in Sri Lanka, wrapped in glossy reports and the logos of foreign agencies. This time it is the “circular economy.”

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Portuguese Farmers Lead Europe’s Push for Regenerative Agriculture Amid Climate Crisis

September 9, 2025
Education/Health

At first glance, Ruben Jorge’s farm near the village of Penha Garcia in eastern Portugal appears like any other rural property. Yet a closer look reveals a quiet revolution unfolding among the

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9,000-Year-Old Barley Discovery in Uzbekistan Rewrites Agricultural History

August 31, 2025
History/News

Scientists have uncovered evidence of barley harvesting and consumption in southern Uzbekistan dating back 9,000 years, a discovery that reshapes understanding of where and how agriculture first took root. The findings, published

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Japan’s Rice Crisis Deepens as Prices Soar and Government Scrambles for Solutions

June 7, 2025
News

Within minutes of opening its doors, a farm produce co-operative in the seaside town of Atami, south-west of Tokyo, had sold out of its government-subsidised rice. The queue had begun hours earlier,

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Japan Taps Emergency Rice Reserves Amid Soaring Prices and Public Discontent

May 21, 2025
Japan/World

The Japanese government has announced the release of 300,000 tonnes of rice from its emergency reserves in a dramatic bid to curb surging prices and calm growing public frustration over the cost

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The rural women flying drones in India

April 30, 2025
India/World

was excited to get a drone for my birthday last year. I couldn’t wait to get it into the air and see what my backyard looked like from the sky. But, as

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Indian Farmers Accuse Solar Companies of Deception and Coercion in Land Sales

April 23, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

In Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district, several farming families are accusing solar power companies of using deceptive tactics to acquire their agricultural land. Nimbabai Bima Savde, a 55-year-old farmer from Bodhare village, shared her

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Sri Lankan Govt Urges Citizens to Step Out for Monkey, Ape, Peacock, and Skunk Census

March 14, 2025
Sri Lanka

In an unprecedented move that has left citizens bewildered, the Sri Lankan government has called upon every household to partake in a nationwide wildlife census—an initiative requiring people to step outside at

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American Farmers Fear Renewed Trade War as Trump Revives Tariff Threats

February 8, 2025
Business/United States

Farmers across Iowa’s agricultural heartland are bracing for another potential trade war as U.S. President Donald Trump moves to reinstate tariffs on Mexico and Canada, according to a report from the Financial

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Breaking: Sri Lanka’s Rice Crisis Deepens as Customs Seizes Contaminated Imports

December 14, 2024
Agriculture/Business

Sri Lanka is now facing an acute rice shortage that has raised serious concerns over the quality of imported supplies. Sri Lanka Customs recently uncovered significant issues with two large rice consignments

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