This Week in Agribusiness, Aug. 15, 2026

FFA Tribute: T. Wayne Williams

FFA national officer shares journey from shy freshman to southern region vice president.

Farmers urged to keep safety front of mind during drought

Farmers are being urged to keep their safety at the front of their minds while working to make sure cattle have enough fodder during drought conditions. The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) called on farmers to prioritise safety during the busy period ahead, as they “work tirelessly” to ensure livestock have adequate water and […] The post Farmers urged to keep safety front of mind during drought appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Mart report: Cattle see price boost despite smaller sales across Clare

Clare Co-Operative Mart held its weekly cattle sale in Ennis Mart on Thursday (August 13) as numbers through the ring fell below 500 though trading for the week stayed positive. In a mart report, it was noted that were was a distinct change of direction in the bullock ring as the number of stores on […] The post Mart report: Cattle see price boost despite smaller sales across Clare appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Uncertain wheat prospects drive GIWA’s cut to harvest forecast

Barley and canola combined could account for half of WA's total grain production this harvest because of uncertain wheat yield outlooks , according to the latest GIWA crop report out today.

GrainGrowers flags opening of membership door to SFOs

GrainGrowers' AGM will vote on a constitutional change to allow SFOs to become members for the first time, a move anticipated after its signing of MoUs with GPSA and NSW Farmers.

IAFN Side event insights from COP30 Brazil

IAFN Side event Insights from COP30 Brazil At COP30 Brazil, the International Agri-Food Network (IAFN) co-hosted a dynamic session with J-PAL North America, bringing together voices from across the global […] The post IAFN Side event insights from COP30 Brazil appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

CFS53 Report, Rome 2025

The new report highlights the active participation of the Private Sector Mechanism (PSM) during CFS53 in Rome The 53rd Session of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS 53), held […] The post CFS53 Report, Rome 2025 appeared first on International Agri-Food Network (IAFN).

Farmer uses traditional alcohol to save FMD cattle, as vaccinations delay 

By Wycliffe Musalia Ongeri Omoyo, who had waited a year and a half for foot...

Farmers race into grapes drives growing seedling demand

By Antynet Ford Keith Muriuki, a grape farmer in Embu, has been unable to meet...

Combined enterprises working well for Tynan

Participation in Business Sustainability Groups has encouraged many farmers to examine the efficiency and profitability of their enterprises, with increasing numbers choosing to specialise in a single production system.

Ireland’s top sheepdog handlers head to Tyrone for 2026 ISDS Irish National Sheepdog Trials

The best sheepdog handlers and their dogs from across Ireland will descend on County Tyrone next week as Stuart Hall Estate, Stewartstown hosts the 2026 International Sheep Dog Society (ISDS) Irish National Sheepdog Trials from Wednesday 26 to Saturday 29 August.

Pangenome breeding opens new route to higher yields and climate resilience

Scientists have demonstrated a new approach to crop breeding that could help overcome one of agriculture’s biggest challenges: developing varieties that are both highly productive and capable of withstanding harsh growing conditions The post Pangenome breeding opens new route to higher yields and climate resilience appeared first on Agriculture Post.

New Groundnut Varieties to Boost Farmer Incomes and Strengthen India’s Edible Oil Economy

ICRISAT and partners deliver high-yielding, premium-quality varieties for Odisha, Gujarat, Rajasthan and the Northeastern States. In a significant breakthrough for India’s edible oil economy, the All India Coordinated Research Project … The post New Groundnut Varieties to Boost Farmer Incomes and Strengthen India’s Edible Oil Economy appeared first on Agriculture Post.

Rasenroboter macht Nachbarn verrückt: Mäht Rasen zu oft und macht zu viel Krach #recht

Ein Grundstücksbesitzer hat einen Rasenroboter. Der mäht oft sehr lange und auch zu laut. Die Nachbarn klagen wegen der Mähzeiten.

Unbedeckte Ackerböden bis 60 °C heiß: Schwammregionen halten Wasser #bodentemperatur #trockenheit

Gesunde Böden machen Betriebe resistenter gegen Dürre oder Starkregen, bedeckte sind kühler. Sie sichern Erträge - auch bei Hitze.

Selling is not a dirty word

I’m not suggesting you try to sell everything to everyone. Doing so is irrational, unethical, illegal, and certainly immoral. Rather, you should look at your sales interactions with clients as a chance to improve the pet’s care, as well as the bottom line of your business. Viewing selling as a positive interaction where all parties win is the goal.

Spotlight on vitreoretinal surgery

Endocyclophotocoagulation via the pars plana approach to manage glaucoma and preserve vision in dogs.

Why Are My Broccoli Heads So Small? 9 Reasons and How to Grow Bigger Heads

Broccoli heads stay small for several common reasons: heat stress, inconsistent water, overcrowding, poor timing, nutrient imbalance, transplant stress, or the variety itself. Cold stress on young plants can cause buttoning, where the plant forms a tiny head too early and never enlarges it. Growing during cooler weather, spacing plants properly, and keeping soil evenly […] This information Why Are My Broccoli Heads So Small? 9 Reasons and How to Grow Bigger Heads appeared first on AgriFarming

Brown Spots on Tomato Leaves? 9 Causes and How to Save Your Plant

Brown spots on tomato leaves are one of the most common problems gardeners run into, and they rarely mean the same thing twice. The cause could be a fungal disease, a bacterial infection, a watering mistake, heat stress, or a pest you haven’t spotted yet. The good news is that the shape, color, and pattern […] This information Brown Spots on Tomato Leaves? 9 Causes and How to Save Your Plant appeared first on AgriFarming