Reversing the decline in wild pollinators by 2030
Representatives of the 1.2 million-strong “Save bees and farmers! Towards a bee-friendly agriculture for a healthy environment,” European Citizens Initiative (ECI) called on the European

DBV: Interest in organic conversion in German agriculture falls from 20 percent to eleven percent
According to the annual special question on organic conversion interest within the framework of the economic barometer of the German Farmers' Association (DBV), around 11 % of German farmers were

Lemon exports and prices are down for Nellore and Tirupati district farmers
Lemon farmers of Nellore and Tirupati districts are getting worried. The farmers are alleging that the increase in exports from other parts of the country is impacting their exports. The price of

Murcjańscy rolnicy spodziewają się, że tegoroczna produkcja owoców pestkowych będzie podobna do tej z 2022 r.
Hodowcy owoców pestkowych z Vega Alta szacują, że jeśli nie będzie żadnych incydentów w ostatniej chwili, tegoroczna całkowita produkcja owoców pestkowych będzie podobna do tej z

Мурсийские фермеры ожидают, что в этом году производство косточковых фруктов будет таким же, как в 2022 году
По оценкам фермеров, выращивающих косточковые фрукты в Вега-Альта, если не произойдет никаких инцидентов в

'Apricots, frost has burnt up to 80 per cent of the fruit'
Over the past few nights, frost has made itself felt on fruit and vegetable production in Emilia-Romagna. As we anticipated in our article (click here to read more), apricots and stone fruits in

DBV: Asparagus season has begun - Origin labelling also for processed O+G
"Asparagus and spring simply belong together - and with rising temperatures around Easter, the vegetable grows and so does the desire for the first fresh German asparagus," says Joachim Rukwied,

Why did the police thwart the farmers' protest in Hrubieszów?
Relating to a previous article in which we described the "scandal" of a farmers' protest in Hrubieszów, during which participants were not allowed to enter the place specified in the permit by

Nigerian tomato farmers estimate pest attacks lead to losses of 70%
Tomato farmers in Northern parts of Nigeria are currently combating the Tomato leaf miner. Apparently, it has threatened to push the cost of tomatoes up by 450 per cent, and led to a loss of 70

Murcian farmers expect this year's stone fruit production will be similar to that of 2022
The stone fruit farmers of Vega Alta estimate that, if there are no last-minute incidents, this year's total stone fruit production will be similar to that of 2022, when they managed to market

Prices for table beets in Ukraine have fallen by 1.6 times in a year!
Current prices for table beets in Ukraine are much lower than last year and keep falling further, EastFruit project analysts inform. Such a sharp decline in prices was a huge blow to Ukrainian

British Labour administration would expect big grocery chains to show 'more flexibility'
Labour MPs are imagining ways to tackle UK food shortages by making supermarkets pay farmers a fair price. In essence, Shadow Environment Secretary Jim McMahon says supermarkets make enough to

Awaiting publication in the BOE of the reduction of agricultural modules
Today is the deadline for filing the IRPF 2022 tax return online and later it can be made by telephone and in person. Therefore, once the income tax campaign has officially started, the Valencian

Drought causes unprecedented crisis in the agricultural sector
The month of March 2023 has already gone down in history as the second warmest and driest of the 21st century in Spain, and the third warmest since records began in 1961, according to the latest

Irish support for the distribution of seed potatoes to 10,000 small-holder farmers in Ukraine
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue, today announced that his department will provide funding of €450,000 to a UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) project

More onions, fewer potatoes – Georgian farmers have made the choice
EastFruit analysts note that both local onions and potatoes currently remain in a harsh deficit in Georgia. Strong local demand is satisfied with the imports. The next major harvest of potatoes

UK government ups cash incentives for farmers who go organic
In the UK, government subsidies to switch to organic farming are set to rise by an average of 25% via the government’s Countryside Stewardship scheme, according to Soil Association. Farmers who