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Dutch Potato Farmers Warn Of Crop Losses Due To Late Harvest Deadline

Dutch potato farmers are facing crop losses due to a late harvest deadline extended to October because of wet weather, risking rotting potatoes and potential shortages, prompting them to call for government assistance.

Poland, Hungary, Slovakia Defy EU, Ban Ukraine Grain Imports

After the European Commission lifted the temporary ban on Ukraine grain imports, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia imposed their own unilateral nationwide bans. These decisions have drawn criticism and raised concerns about unity among EU member states.

Campaigners Decry UK’s Failure To Ban 36 EU-Prohibited Pesticides

Environmental campaigners in the UK are protesting the government's authorization of 36 pesticides, which they deem highly toxic and carcinogenic, and have already been banned in the EU.

Nigeria’s Livestock Committee Recommends New Ministry To Address Herder Issues

Nigeria's livestock committee has recommended the establishment of a Ministry of Livestock to address farmer-herder conflicts and modernise the industry.

France Reverses Course on Factory Farming, Urges Farmers To Produce More Affordable Meat

France has shifted its approach to factory farming, encouraging the production of affordable meat due to reduced demand for organic options amidst inflation.

FAO, WHO Release Report On Reducing Microbiological Hazards In Foods

The FAO and WHO have released a report detailing methods to reduce microbiological hazards in fresh fruits and vegetables, emphasizing the effectiveness of hygienic practices.

Malaysia Agriculture Industry Players Commit To Stable Local White Rice Supply

Rice industry stakeholders in Malaysia have agreed to implement the Local White Rice Special Programme (PKBPT) to boost local production by 20% for the domestic market for a year.

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