Global Food Prices Rise to Highest Level in Nearly Four Years, FAO Data Shows
Rome: Global food commodity prices increased again in September, reaching their highest level in nearly four years as transportation disruptions,...
Global Agriculture
Argentina Agriculture Exports Head Toward Near-Record Year as Global Grain Demand Strengthens
Argentina's agricultural sector is heading toward another exceptionally strong export year, supported by a large harvest, firm international crop prices...
The Sunflower World Map: How Production Reshaped the Globe in 2016
A map of the world can look completely different when countries are resized according to what they produce rather than...
Global Wheat, Maize and Rice Prices Rise as Weather and Trade Disruptions Affect Food Markets
Global Food Markets: International prices of several major food commodities increased in August 2026, with wheat, maize and rice markets...
China Unveils Bigger Rural Funding Push to Strengthen Food Security Through 2030
BEIJING — China has announced a broad new financial strategy aimed at strengthening food security and accelerating rural development through...
China Unveils New Funding Drive to Strengthen Food Security and Modernize Rural Areas
BEIJING — China has unveiled a new financial support framework aimed at strengthening food security and accelerating rural modernization through...
Pastoralists and Rangelands: Why Mobile Livestock Herding Is Vital for Food Security, Biodiversity, and Sustainable Development
Pastoralism is one of humanity's oldest and most resilient ways of life. Across the world, millions of pastoralists depend on...
How the World Defeated Rinderpest: The Historic Global Campaign That Eliminated a Deadly Cattle Disease
In the history of global animal health, few achievements rival the eradication of rinderpest, a devastating viral disease that once...
Ancient Cradles of Agriculture Still Shape the World’s Modern Food Basket
For thousands of years, agriculture has been the foundation of civilization. Long before modern machinery, fertilizers, and global trade transformed...
Only One Country Can Feed Itself Completely Without Imports, Study Finds
A country's ability to produce enough food for its own population has become an increasingly important measure of resilience in...
Restoring Water, Restoring Hope: How Irrigation and Climate-Resilient Farming Are Transforming Agriculture in Haiti
For thousands of farming families across Haiti, water is more than a natural resource—it is the difference between hunger and...
