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The surge in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, fueled by the Trump administration’s pro-fossil fuel policies, has significant implications for the agriculture sector and investors.

For the agriculture sector, the boom in LNG exports could le

Agricultural technology is evolving beyond broad-stroke innovation, sharpening its focus on solving specific, pressing challenges in the food system. According to insights from FTI Consulting, a global advisory firm specializing in risk management an

A new study led by researchers at the forefront of agricultural and environmental science is offering a nuanced perspective on how emerging technologies are reshaping the landscapes of farming, fisheries, and natural resource management. Published in

Agricultural innovation will take center stage at an upcoming agritech seminar in Aberdeen, where industry leaders, policymakers, and young entrepreneurs will converge to explore how technology can shape a more sustainable future for global food prod

At a time when agriculture faces mounting pressure to reduce emissions while feeding a growing global population, industry leaders gathered in New York this week to underscore a shared conviction: data-driven innovation and cross-sector collaboration

At the bustling Nakuru City matatu terminus, 75-year-old Daniel Kiplagat waits for a ride to Kabarnet, his walking stick bearing the weight of more than just his ageing body. His story is one of faded hope, a reminder of how collective dreams can cur

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel has called on the state’s agricultural universities to bridge the gap between research labs and farmlands through a targeted outreach program, marking a shift in how agricultural knowledge is disseminated in rur

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel highlighted the growing intersection of gender inclusion and agricultural innovation during her address at the 18th convocation of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology. Speaking on S

Organic farming is quietly reshaping career aspirations in India, moving from a fringe interest to a mainstream profession—especially among young people. A recent survey reveals that nearly 80% of youth express interest in farming, a figure that incl

A Swansea-based biocontrol specialist has secured £650,000 in government funding to tackle one of agriculture’s most stubborn problems—slug and snail damage—using a nature-inspired solution that could redefine pest control in a warming climate.

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