Sustainability & Climate
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Saudi Arabia advances food security with hydroponic farming
Farmers in Qassim are using modern systems to grow more crops while conserving water.
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McCain opens regenerative UK Farm of the Future in Yorkshire
The project aims to boost British farm resilience while linking local innovation with McCain’s global operations.
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ICRISAT, FAO expand farmer-led pigeonpea seed businesses in Mozambique
Smallholder farmers in Mozambique are gaining stronger market access and new income streams through farmer-managed seed businesses backed by global partners.
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Eskom, Netherlands launch Grootvlei climate smart horticulture centre in SA
The new centre links South Africa’s energy transition with local jobs, skills training, and climate smart food production.
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Research shows climate change is hitting Nigeria’s staple crops hard
Researchers warn that droughts, floods, and rising temperatures are damaging maize, cassava, rice, and other key crops, threatening food security for millions.
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Syngenta signs five year green power deal with Statkraft
The agreement will supply renewable electricity for Syngenta’s European operations and support its carbon reduction plans.
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Nigeria reaffirms push for climate-smart farming after pilot project shows results
Government officials say climate-smart farming can cut emissions, protect health, and improve food security as pilot projects show strong results across Nigeria.
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Emirates’ Bustanica expands beyond airline meals into retail and catering markets
The Dubai-based vertical farm is shifting focus as Emirates Flight Catering grows its food business beyond aviation.
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MyEasyFarm teams up with Anthesis Group to digitally expand AgriCarbon programme in South Africa
SOUTH AFRICA – MyEasyFarm, a leading regenerative AgTech startup, has joined forces with Anthesis Group, a global sustainable performance consultancy, to scale the AgriCarbon programme…
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South African floods slow citrus harvest as disaster status takes effect
Heavy rainfall across Limpopo and Mpumalanga has disrupted citrus farming, damaged roads, and raised safety risks for rural communities as South Africa moves to national disaster control.