The numbers don’t lie — but they might change

Afternoon Market Recap: Experts mull whether USDA’s latest 181.2-bushel-per-acre corn estimates are too high.

Top Tips: Is 181.2 too good to be true?

Traders are already questioning USDA’s possibly oversized corn yield estimates.

Farmers on alert as waterlogged soils disrupt fieldwork

Widespread soil saturation and waterlogging are creating challenges for farmers nationwide. Met Éireann today (Thursday, October 15) also warned that “moderately drained soils in the west and north-west and poorly drained soils nationwide are waterlogged”. Soil moisture deficits (SMDs) are generally ranging from -10mm to 2mm. The national forecaster warned of outbreaks of rain today, […] The post Farmers on alert as waterlogged soils disrupt fieldwork appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Court hears case concerning alleged damage to 10 round bales

By Gordon Deegan A 64-year-old west Clare farmer has narrowly avoided being remanded in custody after changing his mind to agree to a bail condition not to have any contact with his brother. At Ennis District Court today (Thursday, October 15) Judge Olivia Traynor initially signed a committal warrant for Michael McNamara to be remanded […] The post Court hears case concerning alleged damage to 10 round bales appeared first on Agriland.ie.

GRDC stumps up to support industry through phosphine changes

GRDC is investing $4.7M in a program coordinated to help Australian growers and the grain supply chain prepare for upcoming phosphine regulatory changes.

Feedgrain Focus: North firms, south eases as harvest ramps up

Prices have firmed in the north and eased in the south amid more patchy rain, and concerns about locusts in Vic's Mallee region.

World Food Forum 2026 | FAO HQ | IAFN Side Event

On Friday, 16 October 2026, IAFN will host the side event “Scaling Agri-food Innovation and Private Sector Engagement” at FAO Headquarters during the World Food Forum. This open hybrid session […] The post World Food Forum 2026 | FAO HQ | IAFN Side Event appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

New York Climate Week Side event “Translating Climate Ambition into Action Across Agri-food Value Chains”

NYC Climate Week During Climate Week NYC, the International Agri‑Food Network (IAFN) co‑organized a high‑level roundtable hosted by USCIB, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders from across agrifood systems, […] The post New York Climate Week Side event “Translating Climate Ambition into Action Across Agri-food Value Chains” appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

Have a look around Lendrum Farm for sale for more than £3,525,000 - 313.51 acres of productive and versatile mixed farm

Exceptional agricultural property, Lendrum Farm, with a superb five-bedroom farmhouse, productive land, an extensive range of farm buildings, a bothy and renewable energy assets, all situated in the heart of Aberdeenshire’s renowned agricultural region is up for sale.

Climate Change (Carbon Budget 2038-2042) to proceed to the Assembly for further debate

The hotly contested Climate Change (Carbon Budget 2038-2042) will proceed to the Assembly after the AERA committee voted to proceed with the draft Statutory Rule.

MSP Push Signals a Shift Towards Pulses and Oilseeds, but Procurement Holds the Key

BK JHA The Centre’s decision to raise the Minimum Support Prices (MSP) of all six mandated Rabi crops for the 2027-28 marketing season sends a clear signal on the direction … The post MSP Push Signals a Shift Towards Pulses and Oilseeds, but Procurement Holds the Key appeared first on Agriculture Post.

Union Agriculture Minister Suspends Two Marketing Officers Over Bribery Complaints

Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has taken serious note of complaints of bribery in the Agriculture Department. Acting on complaints that bribes were sought from warehouse … The post Union Agriculture Minister Suspends Two Marketing Officers Over Bribery Complaints appeared first on Agriculture Post.

Agrarpreise für Landwirte: Milch und Schweine stürzen ab, Kartoffeln boomen #kartoffelpreis #milchpreis

Kartoffeln legen kräftig zu, Milch und Schweine verlieren. Die Agrarpreise steigen wieder – doch bei einigen hält die Talfahrt an.

Hier dürfen Bio-Höfe ihren Tieren nun konventionelles Futter geben #biohof #futter

Das Saarland hat den Katastrophenfall in der Bio-Landwirtschaft ausgerufen. Öko-Betriebe dürfen nun konventionelles Futter kaufen.

Easy as One, Two, Pee: Solving Feline Housesoiling

November pet- and vet-related Holidays

Why Multi-Generation Farms Have the Best Workshops

Behind resilient agricultural operations is a well-equipped, thoughtfully designed farm workshop, which is why multi-generation farms have the best workshops. When equipment breaks during a narrow harvesting window, success often relies on whether a crew can make a weld or swap a part on-site. Otherwise, production must wait days for an outside technician. The Rising […] This information Why Multi-Generation Farms Have the Best Workshops appeared first on AgriFarming

From Farm to Carton: How Transparency Standards Became the New Competitive Edge for Organic Egg Brands

The organic egg aisle presents a crowded landscape of labels and certifications. For years, seeing the organic seal has been enough to confirm trust in a purchase. However, today’s shoppers want to know the full story behind each carton. They seek details about outdoor access, feed sourcing and farm-level practices that go beyond the baseline. […] This information From Farm to Carton: How Transparency Standards Became the New Competitive Edge for Organic Egg Brands appeared first on AgriFarming