crops Archives - Page 2 of 4

58

Wheat News in English

Going against the grain: How farmers in Asia, Australia are beating the heat with new crop varieties

NEW DELHI - Crops have always been at the mercy of the weather. But climate change is making farming even more of...

70

Wheat News in English

Soy rises on short-covering, wheat stays weak

On Friday, soybeans rose while corn eased as traders adjusted positions before the weekend and monitored an incoming heat wave potentially impacting...

66

Sugar News in English

Rains good for paddy and sugarcane crops

Recent rains have positively impacted paddy and sugarcane crops in Punjab, where paddy is cultivated on over 6 million acres and sugarcane...

62

Maize News in English

VP stresses food security

Tanzania's government is strengthening food security by increasing agricultural production, reducing post-harvest losses, and combating aflatoxins and crop fungal diseases. Vice President...

71

Ethanol & Bioenergy News in English

Flexible biofuel crop rules sought by USDA

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has proposed modifying tax credit requirements for crops used in renewable fuel production, aiming to give farmers...

58

Sugar News in English

Arhar, maize, groundnut, soybean, sugarcane acreage top their normal levels

The acreage under arhar, maize, groundnut, soybean, and sugarcane exceeded the average of the last five years, or the normal area, till...

66

Wheat News in English

“Septoria has been a massive yield robber for us”

The wheat harvest in Ireland began in early August, with yields varying significantly. Early crops averaged 3 tons per acre, while later...

67

Rice News in English

Rwandan student’s ambition to advance African agriculture inspired by “father of hybrid rice”

Rwandan doctoral student Gatera, inspired by China's "father of hybrid rice" Yuan Longping, is determined to address Africa's food insecurity. Studying at...