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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

Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger launch a regional agri bank.

AI drives renewed investor interest in agricultural robotics.

India releases 31 higher-yield, climate-resilient rice varieties.

AUDA-NEPAD and Germany’s GIZ signed a deal to support African agriculture.

In 2025, global forests absorbed 3.6 billion tons of CO₂.

The EU is deregulating new GMOs, drawing criticism from environmental groups.

The EU plans to save €1 billion by easing food safety rules.

Farmland doubled in sub-Saharan Africa, but yields rose by only 30%.

$6 billion per year is needed to reach the 30×30 biodiversity goal.

The EU is investing $11 billion over 10 years to fight hunger in sub-Saharan Africa.

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