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The unfolding insurance crisis in the United States, driven by increasingly frequent and severe climate-fueled disasters, has profound implications for the agriculture sector and investors. The shifting landscape of risk and insurance availability is

Agriculture in Zambia has long been viewed through a narrow lens—an occupation for the elderly or a fallback plan for those nearing retirement. But as the country grapples with youth unemployment and economic pressures, experts are pushing for a fund

The global agricultural landscape is undergoing a profound transformation in 2025, driven by the convergence of smart technologies, advanced chemical engineering, and biological innovations. As food demand rises alongside environmental concerns, farm

A quiet but significant shift is underway in how digital platforms—including agricultural technology websites, precision farming apps, and agribusiness marketplaces—collect and use data. A recent update to the transparency notices on many of these se

Uttar Pradesh, long labeled as part of India’s economically lagging “Bimaru” states, is now charting an ambitious path toward becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2030 and a $6 trillion one by 2047. The Yogi Adityanath-led government has unveiled a stru

In 2025, the pace of agricultural monitoring is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. AI-controlled drones, now capable of surveying up to 2,000 acres per day, are reshaping how farmers track crop health, optimize resources, and respond to

When Cyclone Freddy tore through southern Malawi in March 2023, it spared Alex Maere’s life but destroyed his farm. The 59-year-old watched as decades of labor washed away with the topsoil, leaving behind a barren stretch of sand and rocks in the foo

Viet Nam’s agricultural sector has recorded steady growth over the past decade, with annual expansion ranging between 2.5% and 3.5%, culminating in a record export value of $62.5 billion in 2024—a near 19% increase from the previous year. The figures

India’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a quiet but critical transformation, one that demands a closer look at how technology reaches its 70% rural population—particularly the marginal and small farmers who form the backbone of its food security

In the shadow of Mount Mulanje, where the slopes once yielded bountiful harvests, Alex Maere stands on land that now tells a different story. The 59-year-old farmer watched as Cyclone Freddy carved through southern Malawi last year, stripping away de