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61Regenerative mustard farming delivers up to 30% yield surge, strengthens India’s push for edible oil self-reliance
A regenerative agriculture programme across 3,000 mustard demonstration plots in Rajasthan, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh increased yields by 20–30% and improved farmer...
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57Indonesia sees major agricultural export opportunities amid surplus supply
Indonesia is advancing from food security toward agricultural exports, supported by rising rice and corn surpluses. The country is self-sufficient in eight...
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87Maize emerges as India’s fastest-growing major cereal in record 2025-26 harvest
India’s 2025-26 cereal output reached record highs, with rice at 154.02 million tonnes, wheat at 120.66 million tonnes, and maize at 55.09...
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60National competition confirms new maize yield record in Brazil
Brazil’s 2026 national maize yield competition showcased record productivity, led by Paraná farmer Eduardo Pletz with 369.92 sacks per hectare. Strong regional...
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47South Africa’s 2026 maize harvest seen 3.6% higher than last year
South Africa’s 2025/26 maize harvest is forecast at 17.255 million tonnes, up 3.6% from the previous season and above May’s estimate. The...
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54Karnataka : Rising rice prices add to household burden as costs climb
Rice prices in Karnataka have risen Rs 6–10 per kg due to strong exports, lower arrivals and higher transport costs. Rising LPG...
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58Vietnam rice rates up on El Nino fears
Vietnam’s rice export prices rose to $410–$415 per tonne amid El Niño concerns and stronger stockpiling demand. Thai rice prices increased, reducing...
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52Russia may export over 47 million tons of wheat in 2025/26 MY
Russia’s 2025/26 wheat exports are forecast at 47.7 million tonnes, up from 42.2 million tonnes in 2024/25. June exports may reach 2.26...
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48Battle over Basmati rice GI for Madhya Pradesh heats up
AIREA opposed expanding Basmati rice’s GI area to include Madhya Pradesh, intensifying a long-running dispute. Traditional producing states support maintaining current boundaries,...
