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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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Most Recent World News

Maize stalk-based biochar used in Cameroon for its beneficial properties for the soil and the environment

Wheat prices fall to five-year low due to abundant harvests

The fall in global demand for chocolate is worsening, further affected by the surge in cocoa prices in 2024

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) rejects a proposal for a moratorium on synthetic biology

Chicken breeding has caused severe animal cruelty.

Trump’s trade chaos benefits African agriculture.

AfDB Forum in Abidjan (1-3 October): Making Farmers Providers of Food Aid, Not Recipients

Cereal production in 2025-2026 accompanied by a drop in prices

The 4 largest agricultural importers in Africa: Egypt, Algeria, Morocco and South Africa

Russia is Africa’s largest supplier of wheat

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