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A 100-Year-Old Mushroom Disease Has a Secret Scientists Just Uncovered
Posted inAgricultural Research Crop Protection Farmer Development

A 100-Year-Old Mushroom Disease Has a Secret Scientists Just Uncovered

For more than a century, mushroom growers have battled a stubborn disease that damages their harvests, reduces product quality and causes financial losses. Now, scientists at the University of Florida…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 14/10/2026
California Will Now Track “Forever Chemicals” Used in Farm Pesticides
Posted inAgriculture technology digital agriculture Sustainability

California Will Now Track “Forever Chemicals” Used in Farm Pesticides

A major agricultural policy change in California could make something that has largely been difficult to see much easier to track. California has signed a new law requiring the state…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 30/09/2026
Asia’s Farmers Are Preparing for a Powerful El Niño Before the Worst Arrives
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

Asia’s Farmers Are Preparing for a Powerful El Niño Before the Worst Arrives

The next major agricultural shock may already be developing over the Pacific Ocean. A very strong El Niño is taking shape, and climate agencies are warning that its effects could…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 18/09/2026
Brazil’s Rice Fields Are Becoming a Testing Ground for a New Climate Solution
Posted inAgriculture technology Carbon solution digital agriculture

Brazil’s Rice Fields Are Becoming a Testing Ground for a New Climate Solution

Rice farming has a complicated relationship with climate change. Flooded rice fields are highly productive, but the lack of oxygen in continuously flooded soil encourages the release of methane, a…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 17/09/2026
A Peanut Variety From Bangladesh Just Won Global Recognition for Climate-Resilient Farming
Posted inAgriculture technology innovation sustainable farming

A Peanut Variety From Bangladesh Just Won Global Recognition for Climate-Resilient Farming

Sometimes agricultural innovation does not begin with a high-tech machine or an AI system. Sometimes it begins with a better crop variety. That is what has happened with BARI Chinabadam-9,…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 16/09/2026
India and ASEAN Are Building a New Agricultural Partnership Around Resilience, Digital Farming and Food Security
Posted indigital agriculture Farmer Development

India and ASEAN Are Building a New Agricultural Partnership Around Resilience, Digital Farming and Food Security

Agriculture is becoming harder to manage within national borders. Climate shocks can disrupt production in one country, input shortages can affect another, and problems in transport or trade can quickly…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 11/09/2026
Could Perennial Grains Give Farmers a New Way to Survive Extreme Weather?
Posted inAgriculture technology Farmer Development sustainable farming

Could Perennial Grains Give Farmers a New Way to Survive Extreme Weather?

For generations, farming has followed a familiar cycle: plant, grow, harvest, clear the field and start again. But what if some grain crops did not need to be replanted every…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 05/09/2026
When a River Runs Dry, Farmers Start Rethinking What They Grow
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When a River Runs Dry, Farmers Start Rethinking What They Grow

In Italy's Po Valley, farmers are facing an uncomfortable question: what should they plant when there may not be enough water to grow it? The Po River is at exceptionally…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 20/08/2026
When the Heat Changes the Farming Clock
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When the Heat Changes the Farming Clock

In Japan, some farmers are starting work before sunrise—or even in the middle of the night. It sounds unusual, but for farmers facing increasingly intense summer heat, changing the clock…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 19/08/2026
When Too Much Rain Becomes a Crop Problem
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When Too Much Rain Becomes a Crop Problem

For farmers, rain is usually welcome. This year, in parts of Canada, there has been too much of it. A wet spring and early summer across parts of Western Canada…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 18/08/2026

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