The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

In the wake of the farmers protests that swept France and other European countries earlier this year, EU member states have given a final approval to a revision of environmental regulations in the bloc’s Common Agricultural Policy, which will come into effect by the end of the month.

"Producers who observe cows with clinical signs of bird flu should let their veterinarians know . . ."

Bird flu outbreak in upper Kuttanad prompts culling of 6,500 ducks, threatening local economy and food security.

Clarkson's Farm season 3 episode 5 sees Diddly Squat in full swing as springtime arrives.

Scientists in Hyderabad identify rice line with enhanced resistance to Yellow Stem Borer, paving way for sustainable pest management.

Incentive scheme for sheet rubber exports in Kerala falls short of expectations

H5N1 has been found in commercially available milk – but gaps in testing of cattle and humans are hampering effort to stop virus

CTCRI promotes minor tubers like arrowroot and yam bean to enhance food security and livelihoods in India.

France is once again facing pushback over its strategy to reduce pesticides. After rolling out version three of its Ecophyto 2030 plan – shelved in February at the height of angry farmer protests – green groups this week joined forces in urging the government to choose public health, not cancer.

Agriculture minister says the ‘live sheep export industry has shown time and again that they are unable to meet the community’s expectations’

Experience authentic agrotourism in Tamil Nadu, waking up with the rooster, milking cows, and enjoying farm-fresh produce.