India needs a gradual shift away from chemical-intensive farming, with policy reforms that expand farmers’ choice, experts said, as subsidies and extension systems continue to favour chemical inputs.

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Budget 2026 is projected to bolster agriculture with increased funding and reforms, focusing on sustainability, improved ...

Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) announced Wednesday that ...

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Survey shows most farms lack basic business practices, raising concerns about industry investment potential and long-term ...

A shift from tractor-led volume growth to solution-led productivity gains, and from limited access points to a multi-channel, ...

Two educators with decades of leadership at Colorado State University will be among the four agriculturists inducted into the ...

Abia State partners with the Anambra–Imo River Basin Authority to revive agriculture, boosting food security in the ...

China's push for agricultural modernization reached a new milestone last year, with scientific and technological advancements ...