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Campaigners warn against loosening of gene editing rules made possible by Brexit
US crop trader will work with maker of first cultured chicken to receive regulatory approval
Farmers, fertiliser manufacturers and fisheries must be supplied with gas and diesel to avoid production shortages
Collapse of the lira and rocketing global prices underline the need for agricultural reform
High inflation, a new post-Brexit subsidy scheme and higher input costs add to pressures on those who work the land
Disruption to Ukraine’s agriculture industry poses a serious threat to global food security
Environmental study finds Brazilian company’s carbon footprint is larger than all of Italy
Supply problems and rising costs make it difficult to replace lost agricultural output caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Prices for prime Midwest ground climbed by up to a third in past year as world food prices hit records
We face a major food crisis unless we can reduce our reliance on fossil fuels in agricultural supply chains
Agriculture sector hit by soaring fertiliser, feed and fuel costs and problems accessing financing
Rising energy prices for UK greenhouse growers mean imports will inevitably increase
The effect of price rises could be exacerbated by excessive concentration in the sector
It is in everyone’s interest to keep exports flowing, but no one wants to run short by being the only country that does
Government to pay €400 per hectare to encourage farmers to plant additional barley, wheat and oats
Deere is worth a record $129bn, but the rally in farm machinery shares looks overdone
Grain and fertiliser imports decline after Russia’s invasion, raising concerns in Brussels over food security
High fuel and fertiliser costs deter planting despite price soaring to record high
Financial assistance from IMF and others will not cover the devastating hit to country’s output, economists say
Start-ups from Silicon Valley to Singapore say tomorrow’s milk will come from labs, not cows — and that the planet will be better off for it. Are they right? Plus: funding wrangle hits America’s black farmers; Colombia’s state-of-the-art bean bank
A government effort to right historical wrongs has become mired in the courts
By preserving plant diversity, researchers aim to make agriculture more resilient
Entrepreneurs say lab-grown milk is greener — but consumers and farmers may take some persuading
New farming practices could help the country achieve one of its COP26 promises
Rival Maple Leaf Foods reports customers view products as an ‘expensive novelty’
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