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Regentsoils announces a breakthrough with a biochar-based growing medium that fully replaces traditional soil.
The cost of agricultural commodities holds steady at its highest level in three years.
India’s suspension of cotton import duties could provide support to global cotton prices.
The food industry is struggling, largely due to the growing negative perception of processed foods.
The American rebellion against artificial intelligence is gaining steam, reflecting growing public unease with the technology’s rapid expansion.

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Regentsoils announces a breakthrough with a biochar-based growing medium that fully replaces traditional soil.

8 June 2026

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The cost of agricultural commodities holds steady at its highest level in three years.

8 June 2026

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India’s suspension of cotton import duties could provide support to global cotton prices.

8 June 2026

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The food industry is struggling, largely due to the growing negative perception of processed foods.

8 June 2026

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The American rebellion against artificial intelligence is gaining steam, reflecting growing public unease with the technology’s rapid expansion.

1 June 2026

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Demand for whey protein is surging, triggering significant price increases as global supply dwindles.

1 June 2026

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Human urine is emerging as a viable option for farmers grappling with the ongoing fertilizer supply crunch.

1 June 2026

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China’s humanoid robots are now being deployed as tea farmers, marking a new frontier in agricultural automation.

1 June 2026

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FINANCIAL TIMES: Can African countries mimic Asia’s economic success?

26 May 2026

With the right policies, conditions are in place for Asian-style development.

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A new lipid technology could increase dairy production and reduce methane emissions.

26 May 2026

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Most Recent World News

Regentsoils announces a breakthrough with a biochar-based growing medium that fully replaces traditional soil.

The cost of agricultural commodities holds steady at its highest level in three years.

India’s suspension of cotton import duties could provide support to global cotton prices.

The food industry is struggling, largely due to the growing negative perception of processed foods.

The American rebellion against artificial intelligence is gaining steam, reflecting growing public unease with the technology’s rapid expansion.

Demand for whey protein is surging, triggering significant price increases as global supply dwindles.

Human urine is emerging as a viable option for farmers grappling with the ongoing fertilizer supply crunch.

China’s humanoid robots are now being deployed as tea farmers, marking a new frontier in agricultural automation.

FINANCIAL TIMES: Can African countries mimic Asia’s economic success?

A new lipid technology could increase dairy production and reduce methane emissions.

June 24, 2026, CIRAD — Seminar: “Rethinking the Links Between Societal Governance and the Sustainability of Socio-Ecological Systems, from the Sahel”

6–9 October 2026, Sommet de l’Élevage, Clermont-Ferrand

10–14 November 2026, EIMA International, Bologna

6–8 October 2026, Fruit Attraction 2026, Madrid

22–23 September 2026, World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit, London

THE DECADMIATION STRATEGIES OF PHOSPHATE GIANTS

HUMAN URINE AS A REMEDY FOR THE FERTILIZER CRISIS

A disruptive project: Fossil-free green manure production

THE CASCADING AGRICULTURAL DAMAGE OF THE WAR IN IRAN

WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST 50% OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION AFFECTED BY THE FERTILIZER SHOCK