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New subsidy system and trade policy questions threaten farm livelihoods and food production
Farmers object to use of term by fast-growing vegetarian alternatives
It is time we recognised the vital role livestock plays across the world’s developing economies
Worst dry period on record threatens viability of $2bn wool industry as bush fires rage
Imports surge after African swine fever cull reduces pig stocks by a third
Strong projection unsettles traders who had been braced for impact of heavy rains
Chief executive says global agricultural trader to pull back on pace of investments
Crop processor’s relocation to result in $35m-$45m in restructuring charges
Order issued to state-owned enterprises in retaliation for latest Trump tariffs
Extreme weather has cost the global crop trader and processor $125m in the first half of 2019
Trump administration details $16bn in latest bailout payments to critical constituency
Unlike other sectors, agriculture both emits and stores greenhouse gas
Shipments tumble of product that George W Bush once described as ‘a hell of a fruit’
The deal for 544,000 tonnes this week was the largest since March
Brussels agrees to guarantee US farmers bigger part of hormone-free meat quota
Government urges move to upmarket beef as land use is challenged
The virus is ravaging pig populations in the world’s biggest consumer of pork
Patching up victims of a trade war to keep it going is ill-advised
America’s largest meat processor in talks to build plant as tariffs bite into exports
Large operators take lion’s share of money aimed at softening blow of trade wars on farmers
Intel reveals a vulnerability in its chips that could let hackers steal data.
Avocado and tomato prices heading up on supply worries
Officials are optimistic but rivalry in agriculture could hinder any potential deal
Plan to buy surplus crops leaves soya farmers in uncharted territory
