ADQ, an active sovereign investor with a focus on critical infrastructure and global supply chains, and Limagrain, an agricultural cooperative and international seed group, have entered into exclusive discussions for ADQ to acquire a 35 percent stake …
Pure Harvest Smart Farms (Pure Harvest), the region’s leading sustainable technology-enabled agribusiness farming high quality, safe, sustainably grown fresh produce, announces the launch of its own brand of 100% natural tomato sauces. The range will …
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, has launched the "Plant the Emirates" national programme. The programme comprises several initiatives that align with the UAE’s vision to advance …
Forty leading global food and agriculture companies have signed a joint declaration to accelerate regenerative agriculture, aligning behind SAI Platform’s Regenerating Together Programme to create common frameworks and metrics. While this marks a significant move towards industry-wide action, the core challenge remains unresolved: financing the transition at the farm level, where upfront investments and financial risks often fall on farmers. The success of scaling regenerative agriculture hinges on developing new economic incentive models and shared responsibility across supply chains. Ultimately, real progress will require deeper collaboration among industry players, financial institutions, and farmers to ensure economic viability and lasting impact.
The White House and Congress are working together on a number of efforts to boost domestic production of fertilizers as farmers struggle to keep up on higher input costs.
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