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The stock could be a good hedge against trends intensifying food insecurity across world
The agreement first launched in July has brought 25mn tonnes of grains and cooking oil to global markets
Indonesia and Malaysia have a point in criticising tariffs that penalise sustainable producers
Tree tappers in the Midwest are having to adapt to an earlier and shorter season
Groundnut has become the country’s best-performing agricultural commodity as drought also hits production
MSPs seek pause in aquaculture growth over environmental and welfare concerns as mortality doubles
Indonesia and Malaysia lead criticism of legislation that bans imports of products linked to clearing of forests
Also in this newsletter: yet another election in seemingly ungovernable Bulgaria
Geopolitical uncertainty, volatile energy markets and climate change all pose a threat
Farmers have been unable to boost supply, leading to expectations that costs will remain above pre-pandemic levels
Farmers despair of dry conditions and lack of government support
Chief executive says investment comes despite ‘crazy’ post-Brexit red tape
Kyiv says agreement to be prolonged by 120 days despite Russian blockade
John Randal Tyson charged with public intoxication and trespassing after he was found asleep in woman’s bed
Technology makes farming in developed areas more sustainable but rainforest destruction has been soaring
Energy group’s Brazilian joint venture Raízen to invest $1.5bn in five new plants
Turkey confirms resumption of pact that Putin says will focus on ensuring shipments to poorer countries
Russia’s decision to suspend agreement expected to hit poorer nations
Sensitivity of agricultural commodities prices to multiple granular factors is hardly news to traders
Ivory Coast and Ghana boycott annual meeting amid rising tensions in chocolate industry
Surging costs of inputs such as fertiliser and the growing threat of climate change are driving a return to pre-industrial methods
Without immediate agricultural reforms, the country is vulnerable to an intensifying global food crisis
Russian leader says terms of agreement reached in July caused global shortages
Raising yields will not only improve lives but could also be an important factor driving national development
Increased costs are forcing farmers to reduce output and the world’s poorest continent is expected to be hardest hit
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