EuroTier runs in Hanover from 10–13 November 2026. Here are the ticket prices, programme priorities and practical questions livestock-technology buyers should ask.

Niger's primary sector makes up nearly half its GDP, while Brazil's is just 6.1%. The World Bank's 2025 figures reveal why agricultural dependence is not the same as export power.

The Iran war's energy shock is travelling through diesel, fertilizer, shipping, harvest decisions and food prices. Here is what current evidence shows and what remains uncertain.

USDA cut Indonesia’s 2026/27 palm-oil forecast to 45 million tonnes after dry weather. Global output is set to fall and stocks are projected at their lowest since 2017/18.

Rosatom has bought the remaining 51% of Delo, consolidating ports, rail assets, ships and 10.5 million tonnes of annual grain-terminal capacity under one owner.

The EU has opened annual duty-free quotas for 28,750 tonnes of Armenian grapes, apricots and six other produce lines after Russian restrictions disrupted traditional export routes.

Morrisons and Just Eat are using autonomous robots to open grocery delivery in Cambourne, testing whether the technology can serve areas without an existing courier network.

Australia’s 2026–27 chickpea crop is forecast to fall 52% as drought cuts northern plantings, while southern lentil output heads for a record 2.3 million tonnes.

Braskem’s B3 tender could cover 235.4 million shares, but holders receive NSP debt securities whose economic value the filing says may be far below face value.

USDA raised its 2026 U.S. corn harvest forecast by 234 million bushels and lifted ending stocks 18%, easing the supply outlook for feed, ethanol and exports.