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Fertilizer Costs Are Squeezing Farmers Nationwide
Farmers across the U.S. are entering the planting season under mounting financial pressure, with fertilizer costs emerging as one of the most significant constraints on production
Award-winning farmer hopes to inspire more women
A farmer and influencer who scooped two prestigious awards said she hoped to "inspire other young girls and women to think about a career in agriculture".
Fertilizer Cost Increases Resulting From the Iran Conflict
Fertilizer costs in central Illinois have risen significantly following the onset of conflict involving Iran. Based on April pricing compared with the six months prior to the conflict, costs have increased by more than $20 per acre.
Trio shortlisted for Women in Agriculture awards
Three women from Harper Adams University have been shortlisted in the National Women in Agriculture awards.
All Major Corn, Soybean States Report Planting Progress as Season Gains Pace
Corn and soybean planting is ahead of the five-year average, with 38% of corn and 33% of soybeans planted.Winter wheat is progressing well, with 49% headed, but crop conditions remain weaker than last year.
'Significant change' needed to tackle agri pollution
The UK environment watchdog says Northern Ireland’s farm nutrient rules must be strengthened to reduce water pollution. It urges better compliance, farmer support, more inspections, and climate-ready regulations.
Sewage and agricultural pollution having 'alarming' impact on UK's underwater forests
Sewage and agricultural pollution in rivers is having an "alarming" knock-on impact on marine life in underwater forests along the British coastline, according to new research.
USDA and EXIM Announce Historic Partnership to Put American Farmers First and Boost Exports
USDA and EXIM have united to boost U.S. ag exports and slash trade deficits. The new "FARM" initiative modernizes credit guarantees with 100% coverage, fostering a "new golden age" for agricultural competitiveness.
The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweed
From Manhattan to the sea, Suzie Flores is redefining sustainable food. Growing sugar kelp restores marine habitats and creates a resilient "Blue Economy" for coastal towns facing climate change.
Strait of Hormuz crisis: FAO Director-General outlines risks, actions and policy responses
The Director-General of Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), QU Dongyu, emphasized the profound impact of the ongoing crisis in the Gulf region on agrifood systems during the 180th Session of the FAO Council on Tuesday.