Farmers, growers and foresters in England can now apply to test practical innovations with partners under the latest ADOPT funding round.

The new Clermont-Ferrand biotechnology site has €20 million invested, equipment for up to 15-cubic-metre fermentation and its first projects underway.

Canada's latest farm-income breakdown shows a record C$102.2 billion in receipts, with canola ahead of wheat and a changing mix of crops.

FAO says global food prices climbed 1.5% in September as wheat hit a three-year high, maize tightened and sugar jumped 6.1%.

The UK has made Vandemoortele’s sale of a Worcester frozen-pastry plant and its sales operation a binding condition of the Délifrance acquisition, preserving an independent supplier to supermarkets and foodservice buyers.

French permanent-pasture growth was 42% below its historical benchmark by September 30, shrinking grazing and winter-forage margins for livestock farms.

Construction has started on Arafura Rare Earths’ Nolans mine and processing project, backed by A$1.2 billion in Australian government support and allied-country financing.

A $26 million equity round inside a roughly $40 million raise will fund storage, processing, trucks and digital systems linking East African farmers with urban retailers.

Thailand has asked egg exporters to reduce shipments by 30%–50% through December after floods disrupted farms, while Singapore activates alternative supply options.

Argentina exported 3.2% more wine in the first nine months of 2026, but revenue fell 4.7%. September shipments surged, exposing a widening volume-value gap.