World News
Defra announced that the Hungary's import ban, that was put in place following their outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, has been removed.
Agri Politics
A deal to tackle the environmental impact and embrace the economic opportunities of fertilisers was signed last week by the UK and Brazil.
Pig/Poultry
The AHDB has forecast that geopolitical tensions will lead to limited growth in breeding herd numbers and put pressure on export markets.
The government has loosed controls on meat imports coming from Brazil to Great Britain, effective from July 20.
Environment
The UK is "dangerously unprepared" in terms of cooling abilities should the climate targets be missed, a new study has warned.
The United States Department of Agriculture has granted approval for lab-grown chicken to be sold to US consumers.
Scientists at Hiroshima University claim to have developed eggs that are allergen-free and suitable for people with egg white allergies.
The WMO has warned that global temperatures will have "far-reaching repercussions" on food security and water management
One last vessel is set to leave Ukraine today before the Black Sea Grain Initiative as it currently stands could be ended by Russia tomorrow.
Research carried out in the US has found that rotational grazing actually reduces the performance of beef cattle
Farmers in Ukraine are being "blown up by mines" in their fields every week, according to the Ukrainian Agri Council (UAC).
A New Zealand farmer who was found responsible for the death of 610 calves has been placed on home detention for seven months.
New Zealand farmers suffer crop damage, livestock losses, and disruption following Cyclone Gabrielle as a state of emergency is declared.
Agri-Business
DeLaval has today announced plans to increase its production capacity of automatic milking machines to meet "rising customer demand".
Cyclone Gabrielle has caused "significant disruption to farmers and rural communities" in New Zealand, according to political leaders.
French sugar beet farmers will be in line for aid following a tractor protest in Paris last week in response to a ban on some pesticides.
The FAO will celebrate World Soil Day 2022 and launch its first global report on black soils at a hybrid event in Rome on Monday, December 5.
In a meeting yesterday, Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, said Russian farmers may be "called up" to fight in the war against Ukraine.
The world's first International Plant Health Conference (IPHC) is set to get underway at the Queen...
Secretary Trevelyan has announced plans to resolve around 100 trade barriers, including those in Asia in relation to UK lamb and beef.
Environment Secretary George Eustice has confirmed that the UK will join the Sustainable Productivity Growth Coalition (SPG).
UK red meat exporters have taken part in the first AHDB trade mission to the Philippines, Asia in more than two years.
Welsh Minister Lesley Griffiths has visited an award-winning honey producer in Builth Wells to mark and celebrate World Bee Day.
