If this is pursued with the same energy as industrial policy, it will upend the agricultural economy
UK-listed Atome to develop project in Paraguay that uses hydropower to replace need for fossil fuel
World ‘on borrowed time’ to avert crisis as higher gas prices squeeze fertiliser production
Hormuz shutdown goes against the grain
From Minnesota to Punjab, fertiliser costs are up and harvests are set to be hit
UN World Food Programme says millions more people may be pushed into acute hunger if disruption continues
Agriculture has been a ‘pain point’ for Tehran after it imposes de facto blockade of waterway in response to US-Israeli war
UAE and Iran have urged citizens to avoid stockpiling
Data provided to Commons committee highlights major flaw in post-Brexit inspection regime
Two books offer arguments in favour of industrial innovations and appetising alternatives to meat — but lessons from the past should not be ignored
Governments are hoarding rice and grain as insurance against a world they increasingly view as unstable. But many economists believe it could be counter-productive
Boardrooms need to acknowledge that without healthy soils and reliable seasons the system could face collapse
A social enterprise is tackling child malnutrition in Ghana, but can it balance purpose and profit as it expands?
Billions in ‘Snap’ nutritional assistance programme benefits are stalled despite court orders
Living wage rises and planning system woes are driving price increases, say producers
Global farm subsidies are worth more than $500bn a year but come at a high cost for biodiversity
Major study says decarbonising energy and transport sectors essential to offset food production
Brussels plays for time as New Delhi and neighbouring Pakistan press competing claims to grain’s protected status
Industrial agriculture is failing us — but markets have found a solution
After decades of decline, the number of people dying from hunger is increasing as starvation spreads from Sudan to Gaza
Israel still not enabling movement of enough food to stave off ‘catastrophic human suffering’, World Food Programme says
Fertiliser prices have been ‘extremely volatile’ in the past two weeks, says CEO of leading crop nutrients group Yara
Incident follows disruption at food distribution site as Israel continues to limit supplies in 79-day siege
By withholding aid and now allowing only ‘minimal’ food supplies, Israel’s government is losing what’s left of its moral authority
Report warns that half a million people are starving with conditions to worsen if Israel does not ease blockade
