Kazakhstan to launch production of Valley irrigation systems in Karaganda

Uzbekistan’s new agricultural system empowers farmers through market reforms, digital innovation

Uzbekistan’s new agricultural system empowers farmers through market reforms, digital innovation

Kazakhstan aims to become regional hub for value-added agricultural processing

Kazakhstan aims to become regional hub for value-added agricultural processing

How young farmers are changing agriculture in Xinjiang

In Xinjiang’s Ili river valley, young farmers are using modern technology, large-scale planting, and digital tools to reshape agriculture and bring new energy to the fields. #XinjiangUnveiled

Soilless farming attracts young entrepreneurs in Türkiye

Soilless farming is continuing to attract young entrepreneurs in Türkiye, offering significant advantages through water conservation, higher efficiency and year-round production....

The Ag Report – Irrigation Tips

The Ag Report – Irrigation Tips

Kazakhstan to attract investment for new production facilities

More than 200 new production facilities are expected to be launched in Kazakhstan over the next two years, attracting approximately 6.2 billion in investments, according to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, who spoke at a joint session of the country’s Parliament, AzerNEWS reports.

Rupandehi farmers forced to use groundwater for rice plantation in lack of sufficient rains

Siddharthnagar (Bhairahawa), July 6: A majority of farmers in Rupandehi have been forced to use groundwater to irrigate...

New opportunities identified for Iran-Tajikistan agricultural cooperation

TEHRAN- The Commercial Attaché of Iran in Tajikistan, while introducing new cooperation opportunities in the agricultural sector, reported that the agricultural market of Tajikistan is moving towards technology transfer, joint production, and investment.

Recipe: Indonesian Gado Gado Salad

We're celebrating all things farmer's market fresh! This Indonesian Gado Gado Salad can be made ahead and stored for picnic at your next farmer's market!

BRIN promotes Bali's subak as example of sustainable agriculture

The National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) stated that Bali's subak agricultural system has become a global ...

Saudi Arabia's 1.3 million pomegranate trees produce 39,700 tons in summer

RIYADH — More than 1.3 million productive pomegranate trees in Saudi Arabia produce over 39,700 tons annually, meeting growing consumer demand during the summer season. The Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture said that pomegranates are among the Kingdom’s promising economic crops. As part of its “Sweet in Season” campaign, cultivation is concentrated in Asir, Makkah, Tabuk, Qassim, and Al-Baha, with varying production levels in other regions. The campaign aims to introduce consumers to the Kingdom’s diverse local fruits and their peak seasons throughout the year, promote national products, raise quality and safety standards, and improve the marketing of locally produced fruit during harvest seasons to support farmers and increase their financial returns. The ministry noted that Saudi pomegranates are known for their diverse varieties suited to the local environment, most notably Taif, Hijazi, Wonderful, and Eversweet. Locally, the fruits are consumed fresh and used to make juices, ice cream, and desserts. The ministry provides support and services to empower farmers, including agricultural guidance, technical support, financing facilities, and the adoption of modern farming technologies. It also helps strengthen supply and marketing chains through seasonal programs and local exhibitions, ensuring national products reach consumers quickly and easily.

Russia systematically building genuine technological sovereignty — PM

Mikhail Mishustin noted the opening of a number of chemical industry plants in Bashkiria and in the Nizhny Novgorod and Samara Regions

Uzbekistan–Belarus economic cooperation: promising projects in the Agri-food sector

Uzbekistan–Belarus economic cooperation: promising projects in the Agri-food sector

हरियाली प्रवर्द्धन गर्न छ लाख बिरुवा वितरण

बाँके। बाँकेको राँझास्थित डिभिजन वन कार्यालयले जिल्लामा हरियाली प्रवर्द्धन गर्ने उद्देश्यका साथ विभिन्न प्रजातिका ६ लाखभन्दा बढी बिरुवा किसानलाई निःशुल्क वितरण गर्न थालेको छ। चालु आर्थिक वर्षमा विभिन्न प्रजातिका कुल ६ लाख ७८ हजार १७२ बिरुवा उत्पादन गरी वितरण कार्य सुरु गरिएको हो। वरिष्ठ डिभिजनल वन अधिकृत शङ्करप्रसाद गुप्ताका अनुसार यस वर्ष एकवर्षीय ५ लाख []

Mahama announces Farmer Service Centre for Upper West to boost agricultural productivity

President John Dramani Mahama has announced that the Upper West Region is among the areas selected to benefit from government’s farmer service centre initiative aimed at improving agricultural productivity.

How Yogi govt's ODOP push revived Moradabad's brass industry, boosting exports

How Yogi govt's ODOP push revived Moradabad's brass industry, boosting exports

Nigerian Leader Commissions Fruit Processing Plant in Benue

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commissioned the 40,000-metric-ton-per-day fruit concentrate processing plant of Bensono Fruits Processing Company Limited in Makurdi, describing the project as a major step towards boosting agricultural value addition and industrial development in Benue State. The President, who was represented by his Chief of Staff, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, said the investment [] The post Nigerian Leader Commissions Fruit Processing Plant in Benue appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

(Uzbekistan Forum) Uzbek textile industry presents major opportunities for Korea

TASHKENT — Uzbekistan's textile and apparel industry has grown into a major pillar of the country’s economy, one that presents major opportunities for Korean manufacturers and retailers, Uzbek officials said at the Korea-Uzbekistan Business Forum on Tuesday. Ruhullo Zikrilayev, deputy director of the Agency for the Development of Light Industry of Uzbekistan, said the sector has become “one of the key pillars” of the national economy. More than 10,000 enterprises operate in Uzbekistan’s light in

First Biscuit Export from Varanasi to Oman Highlights India-Oman Trade Momentum

First Biscuit Export from Varanasi to Oman Highlights India-Oman Trade Momentum New Delhi, Jun 26 (KNN) The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) has facilitated the first export shipment of biscuits from Varanasi to Oman following the signing of the India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The 40-metric-tonne consignment has been exported by Shree Tirupati Balajee Industries Pvt. Ltd., a Varanasi-based manufacturer-exporter. APEDA said the shipment marks a new opportunity for processed food exports from eastern Uttar Pradesh. The consignment will be transported from Varanasi to the Inland Container Depot (ICD), Kanpur, for customs clearance before being shipped through Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT) to Oman. According to APEDA, the shipment reflects the growing export potential of value-added processed food products from the region.The authority added that additional consignments to Oman are planned in the coming months in response to increasing market demand. (KNN Bureau)

Agricultural Sector Rebounds

Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Green, says despite the devastation of Category Five Hurricane Melissa last October, the agricultural sector recorded 190,000 tonnes of domestic produce in []

LoRaWAN Pushes Deeper Into Smart Agriculture With Satellite-Backed Connectivity

LoRaWAN is expanding smart agriculture by providing a reliable, low-power, and satellite-backed connectivity solution that supports multiple farming applications across vast and remote areas. The post LoRaWAN Pushes Deeper Into Smart Agriculture With Satellite-Backed Connectivity appeared first on IoT Business News.

Technology and talent transformation at TAFE

Mother-daughter duo Mallika Srinivasan and Lakshmi Venu champion electrification and smart farm mechanisation as they sow the seeds of global growth for the tractor giant