This Week in Agribusiness, October 10, 2026

Harvest updates, diesel tax relief, propane rebates, and new biofuel market opportunities for farmers featured this week.

FFA Chapter Tribute: Mattea Quigley

The FFA Tribute goes to Minnesota State FFA vice president.

Fourth week of GB beef price gains amid supply constraints

The combined average market price of all prime-grade cattle in Great Britain (GB) rose 7p from the previous week to 635p/kg. According to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), this is the fourth consecutive week of price increases, which is ascribed to lower year-on-year supply levels. Trainee analyst at the AHDB, Hannah McLoughlin said: […] The post Fourth week of GB beef price gains amid supply constraints appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Armenian farmers to benefit from EU tariff suspension

The European Union’s temporary regulation to suspend tariffs on 80% of Armenian exports for two years will come into effect tomorrow (October 12). According to a statement by the European Council, the objective of the temporary trade preferences is to support producers and exporters in Armenia after the recent introduction of trade restrictions by Russia. […] The post Armenian farmers to benefit from EU tariff suspension appeared first on Agriland.ie.

Grain lobby relieved as SA delays switch to lower phosphine limits

After consultation with the grain lobby, the SA Govt is pushing back the introduction of tougher limits on phosphine from December 2026 to July 2028.

Feedgrain Focus: Patchy rain a mixed blessing

Patchy rain is bringing mixed blessings, with a yield top-up, some hay damage in the south, and a slowing of harvest but improved hopes for sorghum planting in the north.

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).

DAERA Minister keeps running from farmers and accountability: Lockhart

Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart has accused DAERA Minister Andrew Muir of side-stepping his responsibilities and totally ignoring the concerns of the farming community he is supposed to represent.

Harvest at the Mart: Bringing Harvest to the heart of the rural community

Clogher Presbyterian Church is taking its harvest service somewhere different, the mart. For an evening, the familiar setting of church pews will be replaced by a space more recognisable to the rural community, where farmers can come as they are and those who might feel hesitant about walking through the doors of a church can feel more at ease.

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.

Kia kaputt, Landwirt muss blechen! Dieser Fehler wird richtig teuer #nutztierhaltung #tierhaltung

Ein Rind bricht aus, ein Auto wird beschädigt. Warum der Landwirt trotz Elektrozaun für den Schaden haften muss.

Mais in Monokultur pfluglos - französischer Landwirt verrät, wie er Saatmais vermehrt #frankreich #hofreport

Mais in Monokultur? Für Vermehrer Benoît Laborde kein Problem. Der französische Landwirt arbeitet pfluglos - und erzeugt Saatmais.

How AI could remove potential nutrition conflicts of interest

A clearer case for FIP

A new multiplex fluorescent test developed by Colorado State University researchers gives veterinarians another way to detect the virus associated with feline infectious peritonitis (FIP).

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

Spider Mites on Monstera: Why They Keep Coming Back and How to Stop Them

Spider mites on Monstera often seem to vanish after one treatment, then return a couple of weeks later. The speckles stop spreading, you relax, and the damage shows up on a new leaf. The usual causes are eggs, hidden mites and reinfestation from nearby plants. Why do spider mites keep coming back on Monstera? To […] This information Spider Mites on Monstera: Why They Keep Coming Back and How to Stop Them appeared first on AgriFarming