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HortNZ Welcomes Progress On Crop Protection Reforms

10 September 2026, NZ: Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ) says growers will welcome changes to improve access to safe and…

Russia Zeroes Out Grain Export Duties as Black Sea Attacks Choke Shipping

10 September 2026, Moscow, Russia: Russia has eliminated export duties on wheat, corn and barley for the rest of 2026, a…

Why India’s Agrochemical Brands Are Betting on Celebrities

By Nimish Gangrade, Editor, Global Agriculture  10 September 2026, New Delhi: Over the past two years, a familiar cast o…

Seva Sankalp-Kahani Badlav Ki’ Giving New Direction to Public Service – Agriculture Minister Shyam Singh Rana

10 September 2026, Chandigarh: Haryana Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry Minister, S…

How to Build Global Brands in the Indian Horticulture Sector?

M Srikanth, Director – Agri. Business Management, National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE)…

Himachal Monsoon Damage Tops Rs 1,550 Crore as Rains Threaten Already Battered Apple Harvest

10 September 2026, Shimla: Cumulative monsoon damage in the northern Indian hill state of Himachal Pradesh has crossed R…

Syngenta and Amoéba Sign Exclusive European Distribution Agreement for Biofungicide

10 September 2026, Basel: Syngenta Crop Protection AG and Amoéba have signed an exclusive supply and distribution agreem…

Credit For Coffee Farmers: Closing The Finance Gap To Include More Women And Young People Is Not Charity, It’s Smart Business

10 September 2026, Africa: Credit for coffee farmers is a subject that needs urgent attention. While larger producers ar…

Onego Bio Brings Animal-Free Egg Protein to Breakfast Category with Zen Waffles

Onego Bio, a Finnish food tech startup known for its chicken-free egg protein, has partnered with Zen Waffles to supercharge the protein-rich breakfast category in the US.

Believe in Tempeh, Not Chicken: Better Nature Takes on KFC As Brits Seek New Protein Options

Better Nature is taking on the Colonel.The London-based tempeh maker has launched a cheeky campaign inspired by KFC’s Believe in Chicken marketing push, asking Brits to believe in its plant-based protein instead.