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NewsDesk MC April 14, 2026April 14, 2026 Aditi Nayar, agriculture, climate patterns, economic outlook, edible oil imports, El Nino, food security, GDP growth, IMD forecast, India economy, India monsoon, Indian Ocean Dipole, inflation, Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, rainfall deficit, rice exports, South Asia climate, sugar production, weather forecast

India Forecasts Below-Normal Monsoon, Raising Risks to Growth and Inflation

New Delhi — India is likely to receive below-average monsoon rainfall in 2026 for the first time in three years,

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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

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NewsDesk MC April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 Brent crude, developing countries, economic growth, economic outlook, economic slowdown, energy crisis, energy imports, fertilizers, fiscal pressure, food security, geopolitical risk, global economy, global inflation, global markets, imf, inflation, International Energy Agency, kristalina georgieva, Middle East war, oil prices, recession risks, Strait of Hormuz, supply chain disruption, World Bank

IMF Warns War Will Drive Inflation, Slow Global Growth

Washington— The head of the International Monetary Fund said the Middle East conflict will push up inflation and slow global

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NewsDesk MC April 6, 2026April 6, 2026 agrarian economy, agriculture sector, CFR pricing, commodity markets, crop nutrients, domestic production decline, energy linkage, farm economy, fertiliser demand, fertiliser policy, fertiliser pricing, food security, global commodities, Gulf exports, import dependency, india, Indian Potash Limited, industrial inputs, Iran war impact, LNG supply, Middle East conflict, monsoon sowing, supply disruption, tender process, trade flows, urea imports

India Scrambles for Urea as War Disrupts Fertiliser Flows

Mumbai— India is seeking to import 2.5 million metric tons of urea to stabilise domestic supplies hit by disruptions linked

NewsDesk MC April 4, 2026 agriculture India, crop yields, energy prices, farm distress, fertiliser imports, fertiliser supply, food security, geopolitical risk, global shipping disruption, Gulf tensions, india, inflation India, international trade routes, Iran conflict, natural gas, oil and gas markets, phosphate supply, potash imports, Punjab farmers, rice crop, rural economy, Strait of Hormuz, supply chain crisis, wheat farming

Gulf tensions ripple into India’s farms as fertiliser fears grip Punjab growers

“If we don’t get fertilisers, there will be less yield. That will affect my entire family and the entire region,”

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

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NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 artisanal fishermen, Atlantic route, climate change, coastal economy, Dakar, economic impact, Environmental Justice Foundation, fish stocks, fisheries policy, food security, Greenpeace, illegal fishing, industrial vessels, livelihoods, marine resources, migration, overfishing, Rufisque, senegal, trawling, west africa

Illegal Fishing Devastates Senegal’s Coastal Livelihoods

Rufialsque — Coastal communities in Senegal are facing severe economic and social strain as declining fish stocks, driven by illegal

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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 March 30, 2026March 30, 2026 Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Cairo conference, donald trump, drone attacks, economic impact, egypt, energy security, fertilizer exports, food security, gcc, Geopolitics, global energy, gulf states, Iran war, maritime routes, Middle East conflict, oil prices, Strait of Hormuz, supply shocks, US foreign policy

El-Sisi presses Trump to halt Iran war, warns oil could breach $200

Cairo— Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday urged U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene to stop the ongoing Iran

NewsDesk MC March 22, 2026March 22, 2026 agricultural policy, agriculture crisis, apple orchards, climate adaptation, climate change impact, cold storage, crop diversification, economic uncertainty, farm income, farmer distress, food security, high density farming, horticulture, india agriculture, input costs, irrigation challenges, kashmir farming, market volatility, rural economy, rural livelihoods, small farmers, supply chain issues, traditional farming, youth migration

Climate pressures and market shifts reshape smallholder farming realities

“Farmers are no longer just growing crops they are negotiating with climate, markets, and uncertainty, where every harvest is a

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