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The Philippine government sets aside PHP2.5bn (US$40.6m) for farm-to-market roads that open access to 29,000 hectares to boost coffee production as it shifts towards high-value crop exports.
Australia has secured roughly 90,000 tonnes of urea to support farmers and stabilise fertiliser supply as the government moves to protect the agriculture sector from disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict.
India’s KhetiBuddy is expanding into Europe and North America as tougher sustainability rules and supply‑chain scrutiny turn farm‑level data into a business necessity for global agribusinesses.
The Philippines and Japan lay the groundwork to expand their agricultural partnership to fisheries and technology ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s state visit later this month.
China’s fishmeal demand is likely to fall at its seasonal peak as high inventories and weak farm-gate prices curb restocking, while softer piglet demand adds pressure, says IFFO.
FMC Corporation to sell its India business to Crystal Crop Protection in a $252 million transaction as part of a broader strategy to reshape its presence in the Indian market.
The Philippines Department of Agriculture (DA) is expecting farm output to improve in the second quarter but warns that higher costs and El Niño conditions could outweigh any gains.
Low-methane sheep genetics are emerging as one of the few practical emissions reduction solutions currently available to New Zealand’s sheep farmers.
The World Bank will support a US$19.94m project in Vietnam’s Nghe An province to upgrade infrastructure to improve and modernise the local fisheries sector sustainably.
Australia launches a three-year, AUD3m (USD2.18m) Green Sheep Project aimed at helping producers improve sustainability, climate resilience and boost market access through data-driven on‑farm tools.