Al Zaheri29 Jun 202682-Year-Old Farmer Celebrates 50 Years of Mango Farming An 82-year-old farmer has spent the past 50 years cultivating mangoes in the UAE, showcasing dedication, resilience and agricultural expertise. His thriving orchard reflects the country's growing farming sector and highlights how traditional knowledge and perseverance have helped produce quality fruit despite the desert climate. #UAE #Agric4 likes4 comments#agriculture#mangofarming#uae
Al Zaheri29 Jun 2026Sharjah Shares First Fresh Dates with Community Sharjah’s Al Hamriyah palm groves have begun harvesting the season’s first fresh dates, which are being distributed to the local community. The annual initiative celebrates the emirate’s agricultural heritage, supports local traditions and allows residents to enjoy freshly harvested dates from the region’s thriving palm farms. #Sharjah #Agriculture4 likes4 comments#agriculture#sharjah#community
Abdurrahman 26 Jun 2026Saudi Arabia is home to more than 1.3 million productive pomegranate trees, yielding over 39,700 tons of fruit annually to meet growing summer demand. The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture identified pomegranates as a key economic crop, with major cultivation centered in Asir, Makkah, Tabuk, Qassim and Al-Baha under its "Sweet in Season" campaign promoting local agricultural productio2 likes1 comments#foodsecurity#saudiarabia#pomegranate#agriculture#vision2030
Faisal 19 Jun 2026Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis will lead a panel reviewing the eligibility criteria for the state’s farm loan waiver scheme. The move comes amid concerns that existing restrictions may have limited access to benefits and reduced overall expenditure below earlier projections. The review is expected to assess whether changes are needed to ensure greater support reaches eligible farmers3 likes3 comments#devendrafadnavis#maharashtra#farmloanwaiver#agriculture#farmers
Faisal 19 Jun 2026Andhra Pradesh’s shrimp farming sector is facing renewed pressure as feed prices have risen sharply months after farmers were hit by the impact of US tariff measures. Feed manufacturers cite increasing fuel and transportation costs for the latest hike, while farmers argue they are still struggling with tariff-related losses and growing expenses linked to disease management. Industry stakeholders w3 likes3 comments#agriculture#shrimpfarming#andhrapradesh
Abdurrahman 19 Jun 2026The World Organization for Animal Health has officially recognized Saudi Arabia as free from Equine Viral Arteritis after the Kingdom met all international standards and technical requirements. The achievement follows extensive surveillance, prevention measures, and disease-monitoring programs, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s reputation in animal health management and veterinary excellence. #SaudiArabi4 likes4 comments#health#veterinary#saudiarabia#animalhealth#equine
Faisal 15 Jun 2026The BRICS Indore Declaration has been adopted with a strong focus on placing farmers at the center of agricultural development, according to Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. He described the document as a reflection of collective commitment among BRICS nations to strengthen food security, sustainability and rural prosperity. The declaration aims to promote cooperation and innovation in 3 likes3 comments#shivrajsinghchouhan#agriculture#brics#farmers
Jacob Smith6 Jun 2026Canada has temporarily banned livestock imports from Texas after flesh-eating screwworms were discovered in calves within the US state. The restriction applies to cattle and horses that were present in Texas during the three weeks before crossing into Canada. Authorities say the measure is designed to prevent the spread of the dangerous parasite and protect animal health while investigations and m3 likes2 comments#canada#livestock#animalhealth#texas#agriculture
Jacob Smith26 May 2026Ashoka Shivareddy transitioned from a drought-hit farming background in Karnataka to becoming an AI software engineer in Bengaluru, while still maintaining his passion for agriculture. Coming from Kolar district where water shortages severely impact farming, Shivareddy’s story reflects the growing intersection between technology and sustainable agriculture as younger generations seek innovative so3 likes2 comments#ai#india#bengaluru#technology#agriculture
Tarique Rahman 26 May 2026Kuwait’s Minister of State for Development and Sustainability Reem Al-Fulaij announced a broad package of reform measures aimed at strengthening food security, restructuring subsidies, and improving support systems for those most in need. Officials said the reforms focus on protecting public funds, reducing waste, improving efficiency in the agricultural sector, and creating a more sustainable bus3 likes2 comments#sustainability#kuwait#reform#foodsecurity#agriculture
Faisal 13 May 2026Maharashtra onion farmers are facing severe financial distress after market prices reportedly crashed to as low as 50 paise per kilogram. Farmers said the sudden drop has deepened debt burdens and destroyed hopes of recovering cultivation costs. One farmer noted that onions from the same field had fetched Rs 3.50 per kilogram just days earlier, highlighting the volatility and uncertainty affecting4 likes3 comments#onionfarmers#maharashtra#india#agriculture
Tarique Rahman 8 May 2026Food security and fertilizer supply disruptions were key topics during an international virtual ministerial meeting involving Kuwait, Arab nations, European countries, and Balkan states. Officials discussed strengthening cooperation to secure supply chains, stabilize agricultural markets, and address growing global concerns over rising food and fertilizer costs. #FoodSecurity #Kuwait #Agriculture 4 likes4 comments#foodsecurity#kuwait#economy#fertilizer#agriculture