Agriculture
Government agrees on white corn price in three states
Juan Pérez Larawang ginawa ng AI
Agriculture Secretary Julio Berdegué announced a price of 6,050 pesos per ton for white corn in Guanajuato, Jalisco, and Michoacán. This agreement, reached through dialogue tables with producers and state governments, includes credit at 8.5% interest and agricultural insurance. However, some farmers express dissatisfaction, arguing it does not cover their production costs plus adequate profitability.
Emerging farmers showcase produce at Mthatha information day
Emerging farmers and entrepreneurs gathered at the OR Tambo Annual Farmers Information Day in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, to display their products and connect with markets. The event highlights ongoing challenges with food security and malnutrition in rural areas. Participants shared stories of job creation and self-reliance amid rising malnourishment statistics.
Soybean prices exceed us$400 in chicago after us-china agreement
Soybean prices surpassed US$400 per ton in the Chicago market following an agreement between the United States and China, under which the Asian country committed to purchasing American grains. However, local prices fell in Rosario. Experts warn of potential negative impacts for Argentina and Brazil.
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Corn farmers free one lane in road blockades as show of good faith
Juan Pérez Larawang ginawa ng AI
Corn producers in Michoacán, Guanajuato, and Jalisco announced the release of one lane in their road blockades as a gesture of good faith to speed up negotiations with the federal government. This follows dialogue commitments with senators, though they reject the offered price of 6,050 pesos per ton and demand 7,200 pesos. The blockades, started on October 27, have left hundreds stranded for over 20 hours.
Harfuch promises justice for lemon leader's murder in Michoacán
Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch met with lemon producers in Apatzingán to address violence and extortion in Tierra Caliente. The meeting took place one week after the murder of citriculturist leader Bernardo Bravo Manríquez. Harfuch assured that the crime will not go unpunished and announced reinforcements in security operations.
Tension erupts between sugar companies in western Kenya
Tension has emerged between sugar milling companies in Kenya's Western region after operations resumed following a two-month suspension by the Kenya Sugar Board (KSB). Mumias Sugar Company accuses West Kenya Sugar Company of encroaching on its territory and stealing immature cane. The conflict stems from zoning divisions and claims of assault in the sector.
Pm abiy inaugurates banana farming project in oromia
Abebe Gelaw Larawang ginawa ng AI
Prime minister abiy ahmed has inaugurated a banana farming project in oromia's east shewa zone. The initiative aims to relocate rural populations and enhance productivity. It is expected to contribute to ethiopia's economic growth and self-sufficiency.
28,000 turkeys culled after bird flu in southern Sweden
Bird flu has been confirmed at a facility with about 28,000 turkeys in Tomelilla municipality in Skåne. The Swedish Board of Agriculture has decided to cull all the animals, which were euthanized over the weekend. The agency has also designated high-risk areas in southern Sweden to protect other poultry flocks.
International livestock breeding conference inaugurated in Addis Ababa
The international conference and exhibition on animal breeding and health has been inaugurated at Millennium Hall in Addis Ababa. Over 5,000 participants from East Africa and global countries will attend. The event runs for three consecutive days.
Kobe University researchers identify protein mechanism behind gourds’ pollutant uptake
Heather Vogel Fact checked
Kobe University scientists report that variants of a major latex-like protein, secreted into plant sap, help explain why pumpkins, squash and other cucurbits draw hydrophobic pollutants into their edible parts—an insight that could guide safer crops and soil-cleanup strategies.