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NewsDesk MC April 8, 2026April 8, 2026 Africa agriculture, agricultural policy, agriculture, agronomy, environmental planning, farmland protection, fertilizer prices, food security, food supply, government regulation, hydroponics, infrastructure growth, Iran war, Kigali, land management, land use, population growth, real estate development, Rwanda, satellite monitoring, sustainable farming, urban farming, urbanization, vertical farming

Rwanda intensifies land controls as urban expansion threatens food security

“The population is increasing, yet our land is not increasing. We make sure that we find solutions that can help

NewsDesk MC April 4, 2026April 4, 2026 agricultural research, agriculture, arabica, bioeconomy, brazil, Campinas Agronomy Institute, climate change, climate risk, coffee hybrids, coffee industry, coffee rust, crop genetics, crop resilience, drought tolerance, Embrapa, food security, global commodities, indonesia, liberica, malaysia, Rabobank, racemosa, Southeast Asia farming, stenophylla

Brazil scientists turn to wild coffee genes to safeguard arabica from climate stress

“Working with alternative species of coffee is vital because arabica has an extremely narrow genetic base, making it highly vulnerable

NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 agriculture, australia, china, Commodities, cost of living, diesel, energy crisis, energy policy, farming, global fuel prices, india, inflation, japan, new zealand, petrol, public transport, rural economy, small business, south korea, supply chains, thailand, transport, urban workers, Vanuatu

Rising fuel costs ripple through daily life worldwide, straining livelihoods from farms to cities

“We’re a bit stuck – the cows still need to be fed, we still need to harvest the feed. It’s

NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 agri-tech, agriculture, BASF, canada, canola, climate change, crop contamination, Dijon, drought, europe, exports, farming, food standards, france, global trade, GMO, mustard, non-GMO, oilseeds, Palliser’s Triangle, regulation, Saskatchewan, seed industry, supply chains

Canada’s GMO Mustard Push Triggers Clash Between Innovation and Export Risk

“It has the potential of wrecking a whole industry,” A proposed genetically modified mustard crop in Canada is intensifying divisions

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NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 agriculture, cereal production, Commodities, corn, economic outlook, FAO, farming, Food and Agriculture Organization, food inflation, food price index, food security, global food prices, global markets, inflation, international trade, price volatility, rice, supply chains, united nations, wheat

Global Food Prices Rise for Second Straight Month, FAO Says

Paris — Global food prices rose in March for a second consecutive month, reaching their highest level since December, driven

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NewsDesk MC September 26, 2025September 26, 2025 agriculture, Bihar election, economic support, employment plan, financial assistance, government schemes, handicrafts, india, Indian government initiatives, indian politics, modi government, Narendra Modi, National Democratic Alliance, political strategy, small-scale ventures, social welfare, state assembly elections, women beneficiaries, women empowerment, women's subsidies, women’s financial aid

India’s Modi transfers over $800 million in subsidies to women in election-bound Bihar

New Delhi,(Reuters) – Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi transferred 75 billion rupees ($845 million) to women in election-bound Bihar on

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Millichronicle March 24, 2025March 24, 2025 agriculture, climate resilience, desert restoration, environmental science, female leadership, food security, Green Saudi Initiative, land restoration, Liquid Natural Clay, regenerative farming, renewable technology, saudi arabia, Saudi Desert Control, scientific innovation, sustainability, sustainable development, vision 2030, water conservation, women in STEM

Saudi Women at the Forefront of Desert Restoration and Sustainability

Saudi women are not just part of this change—they are actively shaping the Kingdom’s environmental future, turning sand into soil.

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Millichronicle November 8, 2022November 8, 2022 africa, agriculture, climate, climate change, COP27, environment, Eye on Africa, farming, food

COP27 climate summit: Food takes centre stage at talks in Egypt

The COP27 UN climate summit began on Monday in the Red Sea town of Sharm el-Sheikh, in the hope of