Corn finds mild midweek upside

Afternoon Market Recap: Winter wheat prices responded to possible peace talks in the Black Sea region.

$8 billion farmer diesel relief comes with a catch

Morning Market Analysis: Corn futures extended losses overnight as prices sank to 10-week lows amid stepped-up harvest; soybeans hit fresh eight-week lows.

Machinery manufacturer goes under the hammer after 60 years

Following the bankruptcy of crop-protection spraying manufacturer, Delvano, more than 700 lots of equipment are going under the hammer. Founded in 1966, the Belgian company’s bankruptcy was revealed last month. The bankruptcy process was as a result of poor yields in harvests on the continent, which it’s understood led to a decrease in business. History […] The post Machinery manufacturer goes under the hammer after 60 years appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Dairy Women Ireland conference returns this November

With an inspiring programme, a timely focus on women’s role in Irish agriculture and the chance to win an overnight stay for two, the Dairy Women Ireland Conference 2026 promises to be an event not to be missed. Dairy Women Ireland (DWI) has officially launched its fifth annual conference, inviting women from across the dairy […] The post Dairy Women Ireland conference returns this November appeared first on Agriland.ie.

GIAV tour forecasts monster barley crop to eclipse wheat

Estimates from GIAV's crop tour put Victoria on track to produce more barley than wheat this year, and smash its barley record of 3.5Mt set last season.

Rain yet to lift Qld summer-crop plantings, NNSW crops benefit

Recent rain is yet to kickstart sorghum and dryland cotton planting in southern Qld, but established northern NSW summer crops are soaking up the moisture thwarting the winter-crop harvest.

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).

Ugandan startup creates Sh31 sachet to stop harvested fruit & veg rotting

For farmers losing as much as half their fresh produce on sales…

Fragmented FMD vaccination subsidy reaches fewer than 4% of Kenya’s cattle

Kenya’s subsidised National Vaccination Livestock Campaign has delivered less than half the…

Belfast man takes fifth place at major US pizza competition

Belfast pizza entrepreneur Ciaran Kelly has put Northern Ireland firmly on the international pizza map after securing an incredible fifth-place finish at a major US pizza competition – just weeks after his business, Pizza Crew, was crowned Best Takeaway in NI at the 2026 Just Eat Awards.

WATCH - Northern Ireland family appeal for 'a kidney for Kyle' after new setback - 'You could be the person who gives Kyle the chance of a healthier future'

A Northern Ireland man who is on the waiting list for a new kidney is appealing for urgent help after a recent appointment revealed a huge setback.

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.

Theresa Ungru ist „Landwirtin des Jahres" – so überzeugte sie die Jury #ceresaward #landwirtdesjahres

Der Titel „Landwirtin des Jahres“ geht in diesem Jahr nach Nordrhein-Westfalen. Theresa Ungru aus Hörstel holt den Gesamtsieg.

CERES AWARD 2026: Stefan Russ gewinnt den Sonderpreis der Initiative Tierwohl #ceresaward #initiativetierwohl

Zum ersten Mal wurde im Rahmen des CERES AWARD der Sonderpreis der Initiative Tierwohl vergeben.

Communicating soft tissue surgery risks and complications

Ensuring both the veterinary team and the client share a clear understanding of the diagnosis, treatment plan, expected recovery, and potential complications helps establish realistic expectations and promotes better communication throughout the surgical process.

Tech Talk: Managing the multigenerational veterinary team

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