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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

The Maghreb and Africa Show Resilient Agricultural Growth Driven by Promising Harvests

EU Agricultural Exports Reach a New Record in 2025/2026: €238 Billion

Global Food Prices Rise for the First Time in Five Months, Says the U.N. FAO

China is turning luxury foods into mass-market products.

Cash-strapped U.S. farmers slash fertilizer purchases.

Fonio is gaining renewed interest as a key crop for African food sovereignty.

Canola meal can replace soy in sow diets without harming performance.

UK-based Soil Acoustics has unveiled a handheld tool that uses sound to assess soil biodiversity – offering farmers a faster, more scientific alternative to traditional tests.

South Korea lays out plants to convert livestosck manure into solid fuel and aims to generate enough electricity to power 38 000 households.

Gates Funded pilot ewpowers East African coffee growers to manage climate change with Helios AI.

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