agricultural engineering

Romania
06-06-2025

Romania to Once Again Become EU’s Largest Sunseed Producer
The European Commission projects a significant rise in sunflower seed shipments to the EU-27 for the 2025/26 marketing season, driven by improved yields despite a 4% reduction in planted area. The forecast estimates a total harvest of nearly 9.7 million t
Brazil
06-06-2025

Brazil’s Poultry Exports Fell in May, Hit by Bird Flu Case
Brazil’s poultry exports saw a significant decline in May compared to last year, government data revealed on Thursday, due to trade restrictions following a bird flu outbreak at a commercial farm, the first of its kind in Brazil.Chickens sit at
Philippines
05-06-2025

To Diversify Rice Imports, Philippines Turns to India and Thailand
Vietnam continues to lead as the primary supplier of rice to the Philippines, contributing nearly 90% of the country’s rice imports. Despite initiatives to diversify sources, Vietnam’s significant share highlights its essential role in
China
04-06-2025

Chinese Demand for Soybeans Drops in 2025
China, the world’s largest soybean importer, has shown a reduced demand for soybeans in 2025, relying heavily on imports from the United States and Brazil to support its beef industry. In April 2025, China imported 1.38 million metric tons of U.
Brazil
03-06-2025

Brazil Rules Out Bird Flu Case on a Commercial Farm in Rio Grande Do Sul State
Wedoany.com Report-Jun 3, On Monday, June 2, 2025, the Brazilian Agriculture Ministry announced that test results for a suspected bird flu outbreak on a commercial farm in Anta Gorda, Rio Grande do Sul, were negative. The samples also tested negative for
Mexico
29-05-2025

US Likely to Resume Mexican Cattle Imports by Year End, USDA Chief Veterinarian Says
On Wednesday, Rosemary Sifford, the chief veterinary officer of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), announced that the United States expects to resume cattle imports from Mexico by the end of 2025. The imports were suspended earlier this month due
Japan
27-05-2025

Japan Aims to Cut Stockpiled Rice Prices to 2,000 Yen per 5KG
Japan’s farm ministry announced on Monday a plan to reduce stockpiled rice prices to approximately 2,000 yen ($14) per 5 kilograms (11 lb) and expedite its distribution to retail stores. This initiative addresses rising rice prices, driven by cr
Canada
23-05-2025

Canada’s Pork Sector Under Pressure: Quebec Clashes and China Tariffs Weigh Heavy
Canada’s pork industry is navigating challenges from regional production disputes in Quebec to export difficulties due to high tariffs imposed by China. These issues are creating uncertainty for producers, particularly those specializing in nich
France
22-05-2025

France Reports Surge in Swine Flu Outbreaks as New Genotype Evades Immunity
In 2020, a new strain of swine influenza, genotype H1N2#E, emerged in France, leading to a significant increase in outbreaks among pig farms. The French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) reported 661 cases in the
United States
22-05-2025

Bearish Wheat Outlook From the USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) released its initial global wheat outlook for the 2025-26 season last week, projecting increased production, consumption, and international trade compared to the current year. The May edition of the USDA&
Pakistan
21-05-2025

Smart Fertilizer Use in Pakistan
In April 2025, the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), under the USDA-ICARDA "Fertilize Right" project, organized 11 field days in Pakistan’s Sindh and Punjab provinces. These events, titled On-far
United States
21-05-2025

US Pork Exports Climb 3% in March – USMEF
U.S. pork exports in March 2025 reached 269,344 metric tons, a 3% increase from the previous year, with a value of $769.7 million, up 4%, according to data from the USDA and the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). For the first quarter of 2025, export va
Germany
21-05-2025

ASF Germany: Outbreak in the West Hits 2,000 Dead Wild Boar Mark
African Swine Fever (ASF) continues to spread gradually in the region surrounding Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany, impacting wild boar populations. Since June 2024, the virus has resulted in the deaths of at least 2,000 wild boars in the area where the states
Brazil
20-05-2025

Brazil Confirms First Case of Avian Influenza at Commercial Poultry Farm
Brazil has confirmed its first case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial poultry facility. The outbreak was detected on May 16, 2025, at a breeder farm in Montenegro, located in the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do
Ukraine
20-05-2025

Ukrainian Corn Exports Approaching 20 Mln Tons
As of May 19 in marketing year 2024/25, Ukraine has exported 37.153 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, according to data released by the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine. This marks a decrease of 7.845 million tons, or 21.1%, compa

249 Items PREV 1.. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 NEXT

Most views from agricultural engineering

Australia Expands Grain-Fed Beef Exports as US Production Falters

agricultural engineering

Romania to Once Again Become EU’s Largest Sunseed Producer

Brazil’s Poultry Exports Fell in May, Hit by Bird Flu Case

To Diversify Rice Imports, Philippines Turns to India and Thailand

Chinese Demand for Soybeans Drops in 2025

Brazil Rules Out Bird Flu Case on a Commercial Farm in Rio Grande Do Sul State

US Likely to Resume Mexican Cattle Imports by Year End, USDA Chief Veterinarian Says

Japan Aims to Cut Stockpiled Rice Prices to 2,000 Yen per 5KG

Canada’s Pork Sector Under Pressure: Quebec Clashes and China Tariffs Weigh Heavy

France Reports Surge in Swine Flu Outbreaks as New Genotype Evades Immunity

Bearish Wheat Outlook From the USDA

Smart Fertilizer Use in Pakistan

US Pork Exports Climb 3% in March – USMEF

ASF Germany: Outbreak in the West Hits 2,000 Dead Wild Boar Mark

Brazil Confirms First Case of Avian Influenza at Commercial Poultry Farm

Ukrainian Corn Exports Approaching 20 Mln Tons

Australia Expands Grain-Fed Beef Exports as US Production Falters

Walmart Invests $350 Million in Second U.S. Milk Processing Plant

John Deere's Net Profit Fell 29%

French Minister Pledges Support for Egg Producers

Nutrien Expects Higher Global Potash Demand, Eyes Future of Its Phosphate Business

India-Canada Trade Deal Could Guarantee Some Canadian Pulse Sales, Envoy Says