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Investment Group Urges G20 Countries To Reform Agricultural Subsidies In Line With Climate Goals

The FAIRR investment group, comprising 32 investors managing over $70 trillion, urges wealthy nations to align agricultural subsidies with climate and nature goals by 2030.

Colombia To Re-Negotiate Existing Free Trade Deal with US

Colombia President Gustavo Petro plans to renegotiate the country's 11-year-old free trade agreement with the United States, aiming to cut US imports and replace them with locally produced corn, which could generate jobs and benefits for Colombian farmers.

Hurricane Hilary Threatens California Dry Crops Harvest

Hurricane Hilary is set to hit parts of California's San Joaquin Valley, a major agricultural region, with rare August rains that could severely affect crops like grapes, almonds, spinach, tomatoes, and pistachios, threatening both quality and yield.

Ethiopia Achieves Near Self-Sufficiency In Barley Production, Slashes Imports By 78%

Ethiopia has achieved near self-sufficiency in barley production in under four years, reducing barley imports by 78% and doubling local farmers' yields and incomes.

Low Rainfall Dents India Crop Yield, Country Faces Driest August In Over 120 Years

India is facing a severe decline in crop yields due to the driest August in over a century, with scant rainfall and the El Nino weather phenomenon.

Afghan Farmers Could Explore Viable Alternatives To Poppy Production

An Australian consultant, Andrew Philip, is aiding Afghan farmers in transitioning from poppy cultivation to legal and viable alternative crops.

Ondo State Commences Oil Palm Factory Construction To Generate Jobs, Revenue

The Ondo State government is constructing an oil palm factory to boost revenue, create 5,000 jobs, and promote agricultural development.

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