HM.CLAUSE launches new information section
HM.CLAUSE presents EL CAMPO HABLA DE... a new information section in which the testimonies and experiences of the countryside of Almeria are collected, giving voice and putting a face to its

Challenges at Cape Town port continue to impede fruit exporters' certification
Due to the difficulties at the Cape Town port, farmers are delaying the planting of new orchards, which prevents the development of new jobs. Due to these difficulties, farmers are delaying the

Ukrainian farmers rush to sell last year’s cabbage and reduce prices
The price of white cabbage from last year’s harvest has decreased in Ukraine this week, analysts of the EastFruit project report. According to market participants, Ukrainian farmers today rush

Frost, up to 70 per cent of production losses for apricots
Today's was a bitter if not dramatic awakening for many farmers in the province of Bologna, especially in the Valsamoggia area. For the second night in a row, the temperature dropped below zero:

Unprofitable orchards are cut down in the 'Garden of England'
The fruit that helped give the "Garden of England" its name hundreds of years ago no longer makes money. Because of this, farmer James Smith is tearing down his orchards. "I don't really want to

Kenya tops Tanzania in the top 10 avocado producers
Avocados have recently become one of Tanzania's most popular exports as more farmers participate in what is known as the "green gold." Tanzania has failed to rank among the top 10 producers

Boxes of vegetables sent to Parliament to highlight problems of Cameron Highlands farmers
More that 100 boxes of vegetables have been delivered to the Malaysian Parliament to highlight the plight of farmers in the Cameron Highlands. Ho Chi Yang and a spokesperson representing the

Austrian and Slovakian farmers scramble to protect crops from frosty nights
As some of their plants and trees sprouted far too early, Austrian farmers are now scrambling to protect their harvest. The recent cold weather is freezing the trees' sensitive buds and farmers

Nierentowne sady są wycinane w "Ogrodzie Anglii
Owoce, które pomogły nadać "Ogrodowi Anglii" jego nazwę setki lat temu, nie dają już zarobić. Z tego powodu farmer James Smith burzy swoje sady. "Nie chcę pozbywać się wszystkich moich

Ecuador: 8,000+ hectares of crops lost due to rains
The rains that fell in recent weeks have damaged the crops of some 4,300 farmers in the country. By type of crop, the most affected are rice plantations, with damage to 7,975 hectares, of which

Black citrus farmers held back by EU protectionism, Ramaphosa tells Belgian king
South Africa’s citrus trade with the EU is currently held back by “protectionism”, President Cyril Ramaphosa told a recent bilateral trade forum between South Africa and Belgium, and with

Украинские фермеры спешно продают прошлогоднюю капусту и снижают цены
На этой неделе в Украине снизилась цена на белокочанную капусту урожая прошлого года, сообщают аналитики

Ukrainian farmers rush to sell last year’s cabbage and reduce prices
The price of white cabbage from last year’s harvest has decreased in Ukraine this week, analysts of the EastFruit project report. According to market participants, Ukrainian farmers today

The Netherlands: GroentenFruit Huis is committed to 'On the Way toPlanetProof'.
The Dutch O+G umbrella organisation GroentenFruit Huis welcomes in principle the plans of the food association CBL to work with Dutch farmers and gardeners to achieve a uniform sustainability

VIP apple farmers present the Bio-Kanzi® in tegut...-stores
Apple growers from Val Venosta travel to Germany to present their organic Kanzi® to end consumers in tegut...supermarkets: This was the latest sales promotion campaign organised and carried out

Ukraińscy rolnicy w pośpiechu sprzedają ubiegłoroczną kapustę i obniżają ceny
Cena białej kapusty z ubiegłorocznych zbiorów spadła w tym tygodniu na Ukrainie - informują analitycy projektu EastFruit. Według uczestników rynku, ukraińscy rolnicy

Aldi Süd focuses on German produce in the asparagus season
German farmers harvested less asparagus last year than they had in years. Demand was lower than in previous years, and many farmers reduced their quantities. Asparagus in German stores therefore

White deaths in agriculture, conference at the Chamber
"Why is the death of a worker in a blast furnace an accident at work while the death of a farmer caused by a tractor is considered a misfortune?". This question is the starting point for the

Stonefruit producers losing patience with Transnet
The South African fruit industry is investigating the possibility of a partial privatisation of Cape Town's harbour, with a loading zone only for fresh produce. In its latest newsletter, the

Blight affects tomato crops on 140 hectares
The early sown tomato crop has been affected due to the blight disease. In the Majitha district subdivision, over 140 hectares of crops have been damaged. Tajinder Singh, Deputy Director,

Bees, why is Greenpeace shooting at farmers?
Everybody, the survival of apples, tomatoes and strawberries is at risk. It may sound like a delayed April Fool's joke, but that is what Greenpeacen advocates in its campaign to save the bees,