It has become known that the government is simplifying some conditions for receiving subsidies, but at the same time tightening control over how they will be distributed.

It is possible that in the near future, import of genetically modified soybeans to the territory of the Russian Federation may begin, provided that a number of conditions are met.

According to the latest information, wheat intended for the production of flour in Turkey, which will then be exported, can now be imported into this country duty-free.

The efforts of breeders are bearing fruit: Zimbabwean farmers note that the yield of new varieties has increased by about 20% compared to analogues.

A Chinese company is expected to set up a direct trade agro-industrial park in Pakistan in the near future.

One of the main events of the global grain industry took place in Dubai.

The Brazilian Soybean Producers Association demands that its member companies not comply with the EU requirements related to environmental aspects.

It has become known that Sberbank has decided to withdraw from the preferential lending program for the agricultural sector.

The Sri Lankan tea industry is now beginning to actively use modern technologies to increase efficiency.

Primorsky Krai Governor Oleg Kozhemyako noted that the region is ready to provide Chinese investors with tax breaks and other preferences if they want to invest in its development.