A devastating fire in Sokoto, Nigeria, destroyed 2,275 bags of onions valued at N56.8 million, causing significant distress to local farmers.

African cocoa and coffee farmers are facing a crisis despite record market growth and are demanding fair pricing and structural reforms to ensure sustainable livelihoods.

Mindaugas Sinkevičius, interim leader of the Social Democrats, confirmed that parliamentarians Ignas Vėgėlė and Rimas Jonas Jankūnas informed him of their decision to withdraw from the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens and Christian Families Union (LVŽKŠS) faction in the Seimas. Sinkevičius stated their departure was amicable.

Greece has reported a higher than target surplus, leading to the extension of a 20-cent per liter diesel subsidy and a 15% subsidy on farmers' fertilizer purchases. A new round of Fuel Pass is also under consideration.

Dutch authorities are considering a ban on 46 pesticides containing PFAS, leading to fears among farmers that this could make potato cultivation less viable and impact the economically important potato industry.

Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast are expressing hopes for increased rainfall to help boost their upcoming harvest. Adequate rain is crucial for the successful growth of cocoa beans.

In an Earth Day feature, Taiwan News highlights farmers and artisans who are contributing to building more sustainable travel practices.

The Ghanaian government has announced plans to acquire two rice mills this year. This initiative aims to address post-harvest losses for rice farmers and strengthen the nation's food security system.

Farmers are protesting the spread of foot-and-mouth disease and have been promised increased support from authorities. The disease is causing significant concern among agricultural communities.

Lord Michael Farmer, Candace Owens' father-in-law, has been targeted in an online feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer, making the situation more personal after Loomer questioned him directly on X.

A livestock farmer from Lesbos, Manolis Konstantidellis, described the economic devastation for local farmers, stating that the island has become a 'vast cemetery of sheep' following a catastrophic event.

Farmers in the Czech Republic have begun the asparagus harvest, noting an unusual trend this year where both white and green varieties are being harvested simultaneously, breaking the traditional 14-day gap.

Prime Minister Tarique announced a plan to bring back laundered money and distribute it to citizens through family and farmer cards.

Farmers in Maliq, Albania, are throwing away their onion harvests into canals, stating that current market prices do not cover their production costs and calling for government assistance.

The Agriculture Minister of Novosibirsk has been dismissed following farmer protests over mass cattle culls, after a video showed him fleeing from a farmer seeking an explanation.

A dispute has emerged in Atlantic Canada between salmon farmers, who raise fish in ocean pens, and the Atlantic Salmon Federation, a conservation group, over promised federal funding for the industry.

A 71-year-old farmer has been remanded for seven days in connection with a fatal shooting incident in Kota Tinggi, Johor, which resulted in the deaths of three individuals. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the triple homicide.

A farmers' group in the Philippines has criticized the government's backing of the proposed 1,619-hectare Pax Silica economic security zone, calling it a 'massive sellout' of the country. The group argues the US-initiated project, part of the Luzon Economic Corridor, could intensify land grabbing.

Farmers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, are facing severe water worries due to reduced river flows, exacerbated by concerns over the Indus Waters Treaty. Experts warn that this could lead to increased food insecurity and hunger in the region.

Farmers report that high repair costs for agricultural equipment continue to be a significant financial burden, even after a settlement with manufacturer John Deere.

The Latvian coalition government faced a crisis over funding for the national airline airBaltic, with the Green and Farmers' Union initially refusing to lend money, pushing the coalition to the brink of collapse before an agreement was reached.

Farmers are facing significant challenges due to changing climate patterns, including rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and altered seasons, which are severely affecting crop production.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos are continuing their protests for a sixth day, leading to significant shortages of basic products in the local market due to disruptions in the supply chain.

Keld Jonstrup, an industrial farmer north of Aalborg, Denmark, has transitioned to regenerative agriculture, working in harmony with nature. He is now a self-proclaimed happy farmer, with this approach endorsed by Claus Meyer as the way forward.

Farmers and delivery companies in the UK are responding to a growing demand for raw and 'brewed' milk, despite health authorities' warnings about potential harmful bacteria in unpasteurized products.

A political majority in Denmark has voted to stop tail-docking 30 million Danish pigs, a practice shown to be possible by farmers in other Nordic countries but expected to increase pork prices.

An alleged leader of a crime group operating in northern Isabela was killed, and two of his members were arrested during an operation in Santo Tomas town after they shot a farmer.

A Polish farmer is questioning potato purchasing practices after potatoes deemed "low quality" and bought for a very low price were later sold in retail as washed potatoes for a significantly higher price.

A broadcast from Borgarnes, Iceland, featured discussions on transportation issues in West Iceland and the state of the fisheries sector, involving local farmers and industry leaders.

The Lithuanian National Land Service (NŽT) has reported receiving 4,284 applications from farmers this year to acquire state land they legally use or that borders their agricultural land.

The heir to the Duke of Devonshire is scheduled to travel to Lismore to meet with local farmers regarding an ongoing rent dispute, which has seen some de-escalation recently following public outcry.

A pet langur named 'Matru', belonging to an IAS officer in Uttar Pradesh, unexpectedly crashed a farmers' meeting and was seen sitting in District Magistrate Asmita Lal's place.

Farmers in Central Luzon are receiving relief from mobile solar pumps, which significantly cut their production costs by replacing expensive diesel for irrigation.

Farmers in Fiji have received their third payment for cane, providing financial support to the agricultural sector.

Protests against soaring fuel prices are spreading across Europe, with military forces deployed against angry farmers and truck drivers in Ireland and predictions of a Yellow Vest movement resurgence in France.

A South Bohemian farming family, the Kojetínovi, started their agricultural venture in 2010 without prior experience and faced initial financial struggles. Today, they manage 300 hectares, raise 200 cattle, employ 30 people, and supply cheese to a popular Prague restaurant known for its fried cheese.

Farmers are being urged to adhere strictly to biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of diseases and protect agricultural health.

Moldova's Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry has introduced the "Agricultural Working Capital" instrument, offering credit to farmers to cover current seasonal expenses.

New investments in AI-powered tools are set to enhance agricultural efficiency across Mexico and Latin America, with platforms aiming to significantly benefit farmers.

Farmers have approached the Supreme Court regarding the stalled construction work at the Mogharpada metro depot, despite the project having received all necessary legal clearances.

Livestock farmers from Lesbos traveled to Athens to meet with the Minister of Rural Development, expressing their distress and demanding solutions.

Farmers in Punjab, India, have postponed their 'rail roko' protest, which was planned to highlight delays in wheat procurement.

Border farmers in Punjab are seeking a speedy survey as a plan to shift the border fence brings hope for their land and livelihoods.

Farmers in the United Kingdom are facing difficult decisions as the costs of essential inputs like fertilizer and fuel have surged, exacerbated by ongoing global conflicts. This increase in expenses comes at a time when wheat and milk markets are already experiencing depressed prices.

American farmers are experiencing significant pressure due to a surge in fertilizer costs, a direct consequence attributed to the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

iFarmer, an agricultural technology company, has successfully raised $1.5 million in foreign funding to support its operations and expansion.

The Philippine Department of Agriculture (DA) has rolled out a loan payment moratorium for farmers and fisherfolk. This measure aims to provide financial relief to the agricultural sector.

Approximately ten terrorists stormed Odo-Ore in Kwara State, abducting a school proprietor and four farmers after sporadic gun shootings.

A new 2030 plan has been introduced, targeting billions in financing to support farmers and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

Dairy Farmers of America is bringing back TruMoo Star Wars Blue Milk on April 16, just in time for Star Wars Day / May the 4th celebrations.

With the approval of the Ministry of Agriculture, Lithuania's National Development Bank ILTE will begin providing direct working capital loans to farmers and the fisheries sector in the first half of May.

Ferry services connecting Turkey to the Greek island of Lesbos have been suspended until April 22. The disruption is a direct result of ongoing protests by livestock farmers.

Ferry services connecting the ports of Mytilene and Ayvalık (Turkey) have been suspended until April 22 due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers. The demonstrations are taking place at the port of Lesbos.

Berisha challenged the Minister of Agriculture to name an EU country that has removed oil subsidies, asserting none exist. He also called for the removal of oil taxes for farmers and public transport, criticizing Prime Minister Rama as a deceiver.

India's apex consumer body upheld a ruling granting Rs 1.5 lakh relief to a chilli farmer for crop loss, delivering justice a decade after the incident.

Low nighttime temperatures are threatening seedlings in greenhouses across Romania, forcing farmers to incur high costs to heat their facilities and save their crops.

Farmers in Fiji are expressing frustration over a perceived lack of communication and response to their concerns.

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Rep. Brian Poe of the FPJ Panday Bayanihan Partylist called for immediate and structural interventions to support Filipino farmers and fisherfolk during a recent…

The Fiji government has approved a $36.5 million top-up payment for cane farmers, aiming to provide financial support to the agricultural sector.

Albanian farmers voiced their concerns about VAT on agricultural products and inadequate government subsidies during a meeting with opposition leader Sali Berisha.

Farmers in Berat met with Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, expressing grievances over high production costs and demanding excise-free fuel for agriculture to alleviate their financial burden.

Portugal's Minister of Agriculture, José Manuel Fernandes, announced a €15 million fund aimed at helping farmers reduce their energy bills. The competition for the funds is expected to launch in May, though a specific date has not yet been confirmed.

An article from Seneweb explores why banks in the WAEMU region tend to lend to the wealthy while limiting access for SMEs and farmers.

The Norwegian state's policies are criticized for potentially sacrificing 400,000 jobs in the construction sector, with critics noting a lack of political response compared to the attention given to farmers' concerns.

Portugal's Minister of Agriculture stated that authorities "must be implacable" with animal mistreatment, emphasizing that most farmers aim to ensure the best conditions for their animals.

Executive Secretary Ralph Recto has called for the immediate accreditation of farmers and traders to the Department of Agriculture’s Food Lane Program, which offers reduced toll and port fees.

Ivana, a 24-year-old Croatian farmer specializing in garlic, has been selected among the top 20 candidates for the best young farmer award, representing Croatia in the European competition.

Over 100 young agricultural entrepreneurs from 16 regions gathered in Iloilo City for the Department of Agriculture’s Young Farmers Challenge National Pitching Competition, vying for millions in grants.

The Italian Embassy in Accra, Ghana, welcomed a delegation from the World Farmers Markets Coalition (WorldFmc), led by General Director Carmelo Troccoli. The meeting focused on international cooperation initiatives.

A majority of self-employed individuals and farmers in Greece are choosing lower social security contribution categories for 2026, which is expected to result in smaller pensions in the future.

The Netherlands is dealing with an estimated 500 million-kilo surplus of potatoes due to a record harvest, weaker exports, and a saturated market, leaving farmers with limited sales options.

Significant legislative reforms aimed at improving animal welfare, including a ban on caged farming, have largely disappeared from the EU agenda. This rollback of protections follows a wave of farmer protests across Europe in the winter of 2023-2024.

The political feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer has intensified, with Loomer making personal attacks against Owens' father-in-law, Michael Farmer, after Owens referenced Loomer’s husband.

American farmers in the heartland are expressing concern over the stability of the Iran ceasefire and the timely movement of fertilizer and diesel through the Strait of Hormuz. These factors are critical as many row crop farmers face their fourth consecutive planting season operating at a loss.

Norwegian seafood company Lerøy has ceased using all Russian feed ingredients since the war began, distinguishing itself from other major Norwegian fish farmers who continue to use them.

The Province of Groningen announced it will press formal charges against the Farmers Defense Force (FDF) in an ongoing expropriation conflict, as confirmed by King’s Commissioner Rene Paas.

Call govt's pricing 'exploitation' as wheat procurement centres remain few

Simon Harris has distanced himself from comments made by Leo Varadkar on a podcast, where Varadkar suggested farmers 'bring costs on Ireland.' Harris sought to play down the remarks, which have drawn criticism.

Ongoing conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, are raising concerns about global food security in various regions. Farmers are simultaneously working to address challenges posed by fertilizer shortfalls.

A new survey reveals that one in two Lithuanian farmers plans to invest in soil improvement over the next three years, a priority even more significant for farmers in other Baltic countries.

Six filmmakers behind 'Dharam Yudhh Morcha' are advocating for a strict sacrilege law in Punjab, highlighting the issue through their work.

The King's Commissioner for Groningen, René Paas, has reported the militant protest group Farmers’ Defence Force (FDF) to the police after they threatened 'war' over farm buyout plans.

Nigeria's agriculture and food sector is set for a major insight-sharing event at the upcoming Vanguard Economic Discourse, where farmers and food entrepreneurs will brainstorm for sector growth.

Farmers could again freely spread vole poison in fields. Currently, they can only place it in burrows. The Ministry of Agriculture is preparing a change to reduce the number of overpopulated pests.

A union warns that approximately half of Cyprus's livestock farmers are unlikely to resume operations after a recent foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.

The leader of the Norwegian Farmers' Union argues that farmers should be prioritized during a potential fuel crisis to prevent difficulties in producing sufficient food supplies.

Fish farmers in Iraq have seen their livelihoods destroyed by polluted floodwaters, leading to significant economic hardship and environmental damage.

The province of Groningen announced it will file a complaint against Farmers Defence Force (FDF) after the farmers' action group threatened to prevent the expropriation of a farming family in Lucaswolde.

The Andhra Pradesh government is offering enhanced annuity payments and loan waivers to farmers as part of its land pooling efforts for the second phase of the Amaravati capital expansion project.

UN peacekeepers in Cyprus removed a Turkish farmer from the Avlona buffer zone following reports of unauthorized activity. The intervention aimed to maintain the integrity of the demilitarized area.

The French government is introducing a single annual inspection for farmers, aiming to streamline controls, though it will not cover all types of inspections such as tax or labor law compliance.

A farmer in Haryana, India, is reportedly earning 6.5 lakh rupees per acre by cultivating five different varieties of watermelon. This success story highlights innovative agricultural practices and profitability in farming.

Driven by lower costs and the desire to build their own ventures, some Singaporeans are transitioning from corporate careers to farming in Johor, Malaysia. They are sharing their experiences and advice on this significant lifestyle and career change.

Farmers in a coastal town in Leyte, Philippines, are set to benefit from a new P7 million solar-powered irrigation system. The project aims to address persistent water shortages and rising production costs, leading to improved crop yields.

The adoption of high-tech methods in wheat harvesting is leading to increased expenses for farmers while simultaneously causing seasonal job losses for laborers.

Wheat field fires are spreading across various districts in Punjab, India, exacerbating the plight of farmers who lack adequate crop insurance to cover their losses.

A newly built slaughterhouse in a Norwegian village is struggling to attract enough farmers to deliver their animals, leading to divisions within the community that once rallied to save the facility.

Talks between farmers and cheese-makers in Greece have concluded without reaching an agreement. Both parties reportedly left the negotiations empty-handed, indicating a continued impasse on their demands.

On the evening of April 18, 1926, a farmer called Hugh McElroy in Co Down found a policeman at his front door.

Fertilizer prices have seen a drop, bringing relief to farmers, attributed to the recent opening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Greek livestock farmers are escalating their protests after a meeting at the Ministry of Rural Development yielded no results, vowing to continue their struggle.

Two farmers were reportedly killed by alleged terrorists in Nguida village, Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. The attack is attributed to the same group that attacked Nkoé village last week.

Polish farmers are raising alarms over a surplus of approximately one million tons of unsold potatoes currently in storage. They warn that many producers face bankruptcy if the excess supply is not quickly managed.

Many people have favorite jeans that lose their shape and color over time, but a simple trick can make them look new again, encouraging people not to throw them away.

Vegetable farmers in Benguet, Philippines, are experiencing significant losses due to increasing operational costs and declining market prices, prompting a visit from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to assess the situation.

Farmers in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro region are expressing serious concerns over a critical shortage of fertilizer, which threatens agricultural productivity.

A 92-year-old farmer reports that a peacock, which initially coexisted peacefully with his chickens, has now begun to terrorize them on his farm.

Representatives of farmers from Lesbos, Greece, are meeting with Minister Margaritis Schoinas at the Ministry of Rural Development to discuss 8 million euros in compensation for dairy businesses, following three days of protests.

Efforts are underway to empower women farmers across Asia and the Pacific, recognized as crucial for unlocking the future of food security in the region.

Bulgarian authorities have approved a one-time discount of 0.09 euro per liter on diesel fuel for agricultural producers. The discount is applied to the value of the excise duty used in the agricultural sector.

Farmers in Ghana's Bono East Region are appealing for urgent government intervention to address persistent issues with market access, agricultural inputs, and the impacts of climate change, which are severely affecting their productivity and livelihoods.

Northland farmer and anti-Treaty activist Allan Titford, who was convicted of 39 charges including rape and arson in 2013, has again been denied parole, though he may be released later this year.

An American man charged with the murder of Kenmare farmer Michael Gaine has been moved to his own cell after being assaulted in Cork Prison, warning his solicitor about his injuries.

The EU Flood Recovery Project has provided vital support to 279 farmers in several municipalities across Bosnia, whose livelihoods were impacted by recent floods.

The Food Corporation of India (FCI) has proposed a relaxation in wheat quality norms, offering good news for farmers in Punjab.

Livestock farmers in Lesbos held a rally and blockaded ports in Mytilene to protest the devastating impact of foot-and-mouth disease, with a meeting scheduled with a government official to address the crisis.

Despite consistent and well-argued concerns from farmers, the Lithuanian government is accused of remaining calm amidst a worsening dairy sector situation, where milk purchase prices are among the lowest in the EU.

Farmers and processors implementing investments under the National Recovery Plan will protest in Warsaw on April 17, demanding extensions for their project completion deadlines.

Farmers on the Greek island of Lesbos are continuing their mobilizations for a third consecutive day on Thursday.

Cocoa farmers in Ghana's Guan District and licensed cocoa buyers in Berekum Municipality are both appealing to the government to expedite outstanding payments for cocoa purchases, citing growing agitation and threats from farmers due to the unbearable financial situation.

A critique highlights how current policies in Ireland, through misaligned incentives, are negatively impacting habitats, wildlife, and sustainable farming practices in the country's hilly areas.

The Department of Agriculture (DA) in the Philippines has commenced the rollout of a P10 billion cash assistance program. This aid is specifically designated for farmers and fisherfolk across the country.

The basis for corn and soybeans has increased as farmers commence their planting activities, reflecting market dynamics during the agricultural season.

Ferry freight services on Lesvos have been disrupted as farmers plan new protests for Thursday, impacting transportation and trade on the island.

Farmers in the United States are experiencing significant strain due to a sharp increase in fertilizer costs, a situation exacerbated by ongoing global conflicts.

Over 3,100 farmers in Balochistan have received fuel subsidies, with Chief Minister Bugti announcing that more than 13,128 farmers are expected to receive support this week.

An article discusses the traditional 'Ice Saints' period in May, which is said to bring the last night frosts of spring, and examines why this old farmer's rule is rarely accurate.

A survey reveals that nearly 60% of U.S. farmers report their financial situation is deteriorating due primarily to increasing fertilizer and fuel costs, which could lead to reduced crop yields.

Matija from Rab, Croatia, is highlighted for preserving a 110-year-old family farming tradition and is among the top 20 candidates selected to represent Croatia in the competition for the best young European farmer.

Margaritis Schoinas, Minister of Rural Development and Food, welcomed the opening of Mytilene port by livestock farmers during the inaugural meeting for the consultation on the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2028-2034.

Greece's Minister of Rural Development, M. Schoinas, has hailed the reopening of Lesbos port as a positive development following protests by the island's livestock farmers.

Cyprus is undertaking the culling of 19,000 pigs in western Nicosia due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak that has affected 101 units. Farmers are mobilizing and threatening road blockades in protest against the government's handling of the crisis.

A grower in Lincolnshire reports that the increasing price of red diesel is severely impacting her farm's finances, forcing her to reconsider personal expenses like her son's nursery fees.

Ireland's Agriculture Minister has criticized Leo Varadkar, calling his claims that farmers 'bring big costs on Ireland' divisive. The minister's remarks came in response to Varadkar's comments on the agricultural sector.

Farmers are increasingly returning to digital credit options as their borrowing patterns shift due to tightening informal financing channels.

Several companies, including Bank of Hawaii, Oregon Bancorp, and Alaska Air, have announced their latest quarterly financial results. These reports detail GAAP earnings per share, revenue figures, and in some cases, future financial targets.

A recent survey reveals that 70% of US farmers expect to be unable to purchase all the fertilizer they need by 2026, raising concerns about future agricultural output. The potential shortage could have significant implications for the food supply.

A SYRIZA-PS MP has criticized the Greek government for delays in agricultural subsidies, stating that thousands of farmers and livestock breeders have been without their expected income for months.

A Dutch farmer, Huub, is utilizing smart collars to efficiently manage his cows, allowing him to summon them back to the stable with a simple app message. This technology demonstrates innovative approaches in modern agriculture.

Abolishes five bags per acre limit, says govt to purchase wheat directly from farmers

The Farmer's Dog, a company known for reinventing dog food with fresh ingredients, is partnering with Walmart to bring its products to a broader mainstream audience.

The Russian Embassy clarified media speculation surrounding Errol Musk's visit, stating that no state-backed farmer relocation program exists and discussions were related to agricultural investment opportunities.

Farmers in the Zlín region of the Czech Republic are employing ecological methods, including the use of predators, to control a fivefold overpopulation of voles threatening this year's harvest.

BACOLOD CITY—A total of P240 million in Presidential Assistance for Farmers and Fisherfolk (PAFF) will be distributed to 102,237 sugarcane farmers, 70,415 of whom are from the Visayas, according to…

Livestock farmers on Lesvos are protesting against the mass culling of herds due to foot-and-mouth disease, demanding an immediate vaccination program instead. Their actions have led to blockades at the port and village, causing shops to close.

Thai authorities have issued a warning to farmers regarding the increasing threat of melioidosis, a serious bacterial infection.

The Veterinary Services in Cyprus have declared that the total culling of animals on farms affected by foot and mouth disease is a legal obligation. They are urging all farmers to strictly adhere to biosafety measures.

Farmers in Northern Taranaki and King Country, New Zealand, are facing their second major clean-up in six months. They are dealing with the aftermath of torrential rain and have reported losing livestock.

Livestock farmers on Lesbos have maintained a blockade of Mytilene port for a sixth consecutive day, leading to concerns about the island's supplies amidst ongoing protests.

Farmers on the Greek island of Lesvos are continuing their port blockade, protesting amid a disease outbreak and reported shortages, highlighting ongoing agricultural sector challenges.

Lesbos is experiencing severe shortages of basic products in supermarkets, with shelves empty of fruits, vegetables, and meat. This is due to ongoing protests by livestock farmers, now in their fifth day, preventing trucks from operating.

Livestock farmers in Cyprus staged a protest in Nicosia over the handling of a surge in foot-and-mouth disease cases and culling measures, leading to brief road blockades.

A political majority in Denmark has voted to ban the practice of tail-docking 30 million pigs, aiming to improve animal welfare. While farmers in other Nordic countries have shown it's possible, it may increase pork prices.

A dispute over seasonal worker wages has resurfaced in Germany with the start of the asparagus season, as farmers argue that the current minimum wage significantly increases production costs and are seeking the ability to pay lower rates.

Henrik Lindgaard, a farmer from Norway, regularly receives parking fines for his tractor in places he has never been, due to another vehicle having a damaged license plate that cameras misread as his.

Mathilde Hjort Bressum, a new young voice in Denmark's Venstre party, is reportedly shifting her political focus from farmers to urban young professionals, expressing uncertainty about the party's core voters.

Fourteen rogue elephants that had been causing issues for farmers in Kilifi, Kenya, have been successfully driven back to a national park.

A retired teacher shares his successful transition from maize to sunflower farming, expressing no regrets and advocating for younger farmers to adopt this agricultural practice.

A UK farmer intends to breed Highland cows that are 'less photogenic' in an effort to discourage tourists and influencers from filming them on his property.

A farmer in Kwara State's Wodata community, Nigeria, was reportedly killed by suspected bandits while harvesting cassava, dying from excessive blood loss after being shot.

The continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz is raising alarms about global food security, with warnings that millions could face hunger. U.S. farmers are already struggling with unaffordable fertilizer, highlighting the severe economic impact.

Financial and policy stakeholders in Ghana are calling for enhanced collaboration to improve access to credit and social protection for informal sector workers, including traders and smallholder farmers.

In Lithuania's Šiauliai district, 55 deer were found dead on a farm, leading to an administrative warning for the farmer. Police did not initiate an investigation into potential poisoning.

The DPS Tuzi party criticized the absence of a clear plan for farmers in Montenegro, alleging that resource distribution is prioritized for individuals close to the authorities.

Crop declaration has commenced in Lithuania, with farmers seeking clarity on rules for plowing perennial grasslands and how to avoid sanctions related to their preservation.

The Bulgarian Ministry of Agriculture announced it will disburse a total of €303 million in direct payments to farmers by the end of June, two to three weeks ahead of schedule, to ensure liquidity for agricultural holdings.

Rare albino roe deer have been filmed by a farmer in Imathia, Greece. Their white color, due to albinism, leaves them exposed to predators without natural camouflage.

Experts are highlighting the indispensable role of farmers in ensuring food security and fostering economic growth, advocating for greater support for the agricultural sector.

Farmers and agribusinesses are gearing up for the Greater Sepik Cocoa Show of Excellence and Trade Expo scheduled for 2026. The event aims to promote the cocoa sector and facilitate trade opportunities.

Slovenia is implementing a new 'Law for the Development of Slovenia' which includes tax reductions on basic foodstuffs, relief for sole proprietors, exemptions for long-term care contributions for pensioners and farmers, and allows pensioners to work after retirement.

A significant drought has spread across 60% of the U.S. agricultural belt as farmers begin spring planting, threatening crops, livestock, and potentially impacting food prices.

The Dutch government is advancing plans to require farmers to regularly inspect technical installations as a measure to prevent barn fires.

Traditional leaders in Ghana's Asante Akyem region, led by Nana Kofi Asare Bediako, are urging farmers and local authorities to unite against illegal mining, known as 'galamsey,' which poses a significant threat to food security.

Farmers in Latvia are expressing concern over prolonged dry soil conditions, with weather forecasts offering little relief. If insufficient rain continues into May, it could pose significant problems for agriculture.

Livestock farmers in Mytilene, Greece, have blockaded both commercial ports, preventing the delivery of goods and leading to shortages in the island's supermarkets.

Livestock farmers in Greece held a mass rally, expressing desperation and demanding immediate solutions for the primary sector. A meeting was held at the General Secretariat of the Aegean and Island Policy to address their concerns.

The Indian government has provided assurances to farmers regarding the availability of fertiliser supplies for the upcoming summer sowing season.

Following recent protests by dairy farmers over low milk purchasing prices, Lithuania's Agriculture Minister states that efforts are underway to pass new, farmer-friendly regulations during the current Seimas spring session.

Gabby Bugaga, Burundi's Minister of Communication, was found dead in his car by farmers, raising questions about the circumstances of his death.

The Daily Star reports on the introduction of a 'Farmers’ Card' in Bangladesh, an initiative aimed at supporting the agricultural sector and its workers.

Local self-governments in Montenegro are strengthening their capacities to more effectively support agricultural producers and breeders in utilizing legally guaranteed rights and available incentives, with a specialized workshop beginning in Petrovac.

A Member of the European Parliament has called for the creation of strategic fertilizer reserves within the EU to provide coordinated support to farmers during periods of crisis.

A recent protest by farmers in Ireland, involving tractors and trucks, concluded after several days of demonstrations, reflecting a long history of anger within the agricultural sector.

Fuel protests in Ireland have exacerbated internal power struggles within the country's farming lobby, as farmers continue to push for concessions on issues such as nitrates and Mercosur.

Baghdad is facing criticism for imposing an 'unscientific' cap on wheat purchases from farmers in the Kurdistan region, sparking economic tensions.

A debate is ongoing in Austria regarding whether farmers and self-employed individuals should pay higher pension contributions, as they currently contribute less than employees with the state covering the difference.

A new auction initiative has been launched in Northland, providing farmers with a local platform to buy and sell machinery and gear.

The government has announced various financial payments, including 119 euros per child for pre-school education. Additionally, 3.3 million euros have been disbursed to 431 farmers.

The Greek government is facing criticism for its handling of a crisis affecting livestock farmers in Lesbos, with the assignment of crisis management to Makarios Lazaridis seen as a devaluation of the farmers' concerns.

Several fruit purchasing companies in Poland have been fined for colluding to fix prices for cherries and currants, harming farmers.

Tensions are rising in Lithuania's dairy sector as farms struggle with low milk prices and face potential collapse. Farmers are considering renewed protests, including bringing tractors to the capital and distributing milk to the government.