JAMES MSASA
Topics: Markets/Pricing, Renewable Energy (Solar/Wind),
Meet the Japanese entrepreneur who raised $7 million to build Ethiopia’s fastest-growing EV company
Yuma Sasaki dreamed of Africa long before he set foot on the continent
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John LaRose Jr.
Topics: Agriculture Global, World Hunger, World Population, Food Security/Shortage,
Key U.N. Updates Show Alarming Hunger Trends - World Hunger News
Recent UN annual reports and updates about global hunger highlight several important issues and trends as we move into 2026: WFP will prioritize feeding 110 million in 2026 despite larger need: Declines in global humanitarian funding are forcing WFP to prioritize food assistance to roughly one-third of those in need. In 2026, the agency aims … Continue reading "Key U.N. Updates Show Alarming Hunger Trends"
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JAMES MSASA
Topics: Fruit, Ag Africa, Horticulture, Food Security/Shortage,
Tanzania’s Mango Potential: A Dialogue on the Future of Commercial Mango Farming
A dialogue unfolded on October 8, 2024, as leaders from Tanzania’s agricultural sector convened on Twitter (X) Spaces to discuss the future of commercial ma...
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Team AgWiki
Topics: Ag South America, Soybeans,
🌿🇧🇷 Stay informed on the latest agricultural trends! La Niña's impact on soybean planting in Brazil is causing a stir in the industry. Discover how this weather phenomenon is shaping the 2025/26 production outlook. 🌱📉 #Agriculture #Brazil #LaNiña #Soybeans
La Niña slows soybean planting and narrows Brazil’s 2025/26 production outlook
The La Niña weather phenomenon has caused irregular rainfall across major soybean-producing regions of Brazil, disrupting October fieldwork and already affecting yield potential for the 2025/26 season. While a record harvest is still possible, the production outlook has tightened — a shift that could influence market prices and farmers’ financial performance. Pine Agronegócios is among
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Team AgWiki
Topics: Ag Africa, Soybeans,
🌾 News Alert! 🚀 South Africa Achieves Record Soybean Crop with State Intervention! 🌱🇿🇦 The latest report reveals how strategic initiatives have propelled the nation to remarkable agricultural success. Stay tuned for more updates! #AgriculturalRevolution #SoybeanHarvest #SouthAfrica 🌍🌿
State intervention propels South Africa to a record soybean crop
The soybean industry remains one of South Africa’s success stories in agriculture and is now breaking new records. The country harvested a
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Team AgWiki
Topics: Ag Asia / Pacific, Rice,
🌾🇯🇵 Tradition and Support: Japan's Rice Crisis Solutions🇯🇵🌾 Discover how a blend of tradition and modern support systems is paving the way for solutions to Japan's rice crisis. Stay tuned for insights into this innovative approach! #Japan #RiceCrisis #TraditionAndSupport #Innovation
Tradition and support offer solutions to Japan's rice crisis
Rice-growing in Japan is under pressure, impacting sake production. Yet tradition and collective action are helping the industry adapt.
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Team AgWiki
Topics: Cotton,
🌾 New Coalition Invests in More Resilient Rice Farming 🌾 Discover how a powerful collaboration is revolutionizing the future of rice cultivation. Stay tuned for updates on innovative strategies and technologies to enhance sustainability in agriculture. #RiceFarming #Sustainability #Innovation
New Coalition Invests in More Resilient Rice Farming
Through the Source by Indigo program, farmers receive data tools, technical guidance and premiums for regenerative rice production. The collaboration aims to drive community benefits, environmental gains and long-term farm prosperity.
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Team AgWiki
Topics: Cotton,
🌟 Breaking News 🌟 Stay informed as the latest update reveals a shift in the cotton market. 🌾 Keep an eye on the industry trends! #CottonMarket #BusinessNews #StayInformed
Cotton Eases Lower on Tuesday
Cotton futures were steady to 7 points lower across most contracts on Tuesday. Crude oil futures were down 73 cents per barrel at $58.59 on the day, with the US dollar index $0.102 lower to $99.260. Commitment of Traders data showed managed money tr...
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