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Agriculture - Page 4

September 21, 2026
Business

Japan Deploys US$43 Million Against Beetle Threat to Cherry Trees

Japan is seeking 6.7 billion yen (US$43 million) in next financial year’s initial budget to combat a longhorn beetle that is destroying cherry trees and threatening agricultural production, ecosystems and the country’s

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Fishing Industry Is Being Priced Out of the Sea

Sri Lanka’s fishing industry, a major contributor to the country’s economy and a source of livelihood for large numbers of people, is facing a growing combination of economic and operational pressures, according to those working in the sector. The industry

September 11, 2026

America’s Farm Belt Faces Defining Test as Trade Tensions and Brazil’s Rise Reshape Global Agriculture

Geopolitics/United States/World

The United States is approaching a historic turning point in global agriculture as weakening export demand, prolonged trade tensions and rising international competition threaten

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

Elevating Farmers’ Income Through Organic Poultry Rearing

September 15, 2023
Human Rights

Even after toiling hard for an entire year, Shivaji Rao, a 37-year-old farmer, would find it hard to cover the basic expenses of his family. He cultivates maize from his one-and-a-half-acre land

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Unregulated Agrochemicals Harm Health of Rural Residents in Central America

August 22, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

by Edgardo Ayala In his green cornfield, Salvadoran farmer Medardo Pérez set about filling the hand-held spray pump that hangs on his back, with the right mixture of water and paraquat, a

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

June 9, 2023
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 textbook, for Argentina to concentrate on the production

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

June 7, 2023
Agriculture

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

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