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• Pesticides are causing Cancer: Is it Myth or Reality!

• Locust Swarms Now Enter Maharashtra after Causing Crop Damage in MP and Rajasthan

• University of Florence: First Institute to Organize Master Course in Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems

• Food Security for Sustainable National Development

• Warning! India in danger of locusts attacks for next four weeks: FAO

• World Soil Day 2020: Let’s Together Keep Our Soil Alive & Protect Soil Biodiversity

• ICAR Bags Global Award from FAO for Creating Awareness on Soil Health

• Agritech startup: Fasal, a pioneer in precision farming launches Water Credit Initiative

• 2021:A Year of Effectiveness and Strategic Thinking to Transform Agri-Food Systems

• FAO, African Development Bank & South Sudan’s government sign protocols for $14 million grant to Boost Agricultural Markets

• What is Aquaculture? Do You Know Where Your Fish Comes From?

• World’s Biggest Seed Vault Gets Fresh Seed Deposits This Year

• What is Organic Farming? Principles, Benefits and Pitfall

• UN extends the International Year of Plant Health 2020 till July 1, 2021

• Fight against Fall Armyworm: Good Progress, More Efforts Needed

• French astronaut to advocate for action on climate change and transforming our Agri-food systems

• Launch ceremony of the modernized Williams Soil-Agronomic Museum

• World Bee Day 2021: Bee Engaged: Build Back Better for Bees

• World Food Safety Day: Theme, History, Significance and Quotes on Food

• Impact of Climate Change on Plant Pests

• Global food prices increased at rapid pace in May: FAO

• U.S. commitment to Climate Smart Agriculture and Forestry Practices

• Elearning Courses on Small-Scale Agricultural Mechanization Hire Services by FAO

• Government to Promote 20 Indigenous and Globally Popular Exotic Fruit Crops

• World Food Prices Highest Since July 2011, says UN Food Agency

• Global Cereal Output & Trade Expected To Reach New Highs

• World Soil Day: 15 Reasons To Be Truly Grateful To Soil

• India Losses 6 Million Tons of Farm Production & 230 Billion Rupees Every Year Due to Soil Salinization: Dr. AK Nayak

• FAO Recognizes Tribal Farming Practices in 3 Districts of Rajasthan

• UN Report Warns People On The Disastrous Effects That Plastics Have On Earth

• Andhra Pradesh Signed An MoU With FAO & ICAR On Sustainable Food Systems

• NITI Aayog Signs Agreement with UN World Food Programme to Diversify Food Baskets

• What is the Reason for Drop in Global Food Prices?

• FAO Internship Opportunity 2022: Get Monthly Stipend Up To Rs 50,000 & Chance to Work with UN

• IIT Kanpur Develops Biodegradable Nanoparticle- ‘BioDCM’ to Protect Crops

• World Food Prices Hit Record High at 20.7% in February; Vegetable oil & Dairy Products Lead the table: FAO

• ICTforAg 2022: World’s Leading Global Conference on Digital Agriculture will be on March 9-10

• Drought Pushed 3.5 million Kenyans to the Brink of Starvation, says IGAD

• NITI Aayog To Host Workshop on ‘Innovative Agriculture’ on 25 April

• Food Prices Eased in April after Record Surge in March: UN Food Agency

• Blinken Announces $25 mn Aid to Improve Food Security in Cambodia

• FSII Donated INR 20 Lakh to the Benefit Sharing Fund of FAO’s ITPGRFA

• "India has Ample Opportunities for Innovation in Dairy Sector," NDDB, Chairman in Rome

• FAO Launches Project to Enhance Food Safety & Phytosanitary Oversight in Comoros

• UN Recognizes 'Ganges Project' Among 10 Initiatives Restoring Natural World

• Mozambique: FAO Launches EMA-I to Improve Surveillance in Animal & Zoonotic Diseases

• Gambia: FAO Organizes Forum to Combat Deadly Onion Disease

• Turkey Urgently Needs Agricultural Assistance After Deadly Earthquake, says FAO

• FAO Appreciates Germany's €25 Mn Contribution to Support Food Access & Rural Livelihoods in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia & Sudan

• FAO Initial Assessment Shows Over 20% Losses in Food Production Due to Turkey Earthquakes

• FAO Report Reveals Gender Disparities in Agriculture Causing USD 1 Trillion Global Loss

• Andhra Pradesh Becomes First State in India to Achieve IndG.A.P Certification

• Acute Food Insecurity in Afghanistan, Says FAO Economist

• FAO Sees First Yearly Rise in Global Food Prices

• FAO Warns of Potential El Nino Impact on India's Maize, Soya & Rice Output

• UN Announces USD 83.16 Mn Mobilization to Boost Nigeria's Agri Sector

• FAO Warns of Severe Locust Outbreak Across 8 Provinces in Afghanistan

• Global Efforts Intensify to Combat Illegal, Unreported & Unregulated Fishing

• FAO Report Reveals Shocking Crop Losses: Up to 40% Due to Pests and Diseases Annually

• Devastating Locust Invasion Wreaks Havoc on Farmers in Northern Provinces of Afghanistan

• New Report Identifies Pakistan, Afghanistan as Global Food Shortage 'Hotspots'

• Canada & FAO Sign Agreement to Enhance Climate Resilience in Southern Iraq

• GHG Emissions from Agriculture Projected to Surge by 7.5% in Next Decade: FAO & OECD Report

• Cereal Production Poised to Shatter Records in 2023/24, Predicts FAO

• Digital Platform Empowers Stakeholders in the Growing Seaweed Industry

• FAO Launches Action Plan for Ambitious Climate Strategy to Tackle Global Agri Challenges

• Rural Afghan Farmers Hit Hard by Severe Drought and Harsh Winter, Reports FAO

• United Nations FAO Lauds University of Ibadan Agricultural Exploits

• President Murmu Says Protect Farmers’ Rights And Future During The Seminar Organized By ITPGRFA and FAO

• FAO Food Price Index Drops in August Analysis

• FAO Hosts Rome Water Dialogue 2023 Highlighting Necessity of Water

• To Mitigate Impact of Indian Rice Export Constraints, FAO Proposes Four Nations

• International Year of Camelids: Earth's Unsung Heroes Take Center Stage in 2024!

• FAO's Food Price Index Sees Year-End Decline, Sugar Plummets, Meat Dips; Dairy Bucks the Trend

• Celebrating World Pulses Day 2024: Nourishing Soils and People through the Power of Pulses

• Climate Change Disproportionately Impacts Rural Women's Incomes, Widening Gender Disparities: Report

• FAO and ICAR Releases First Comprehensive National Report on Antimicrobial Resistance in Indian Fisheries and Livestock Sector

• ITU & FAO Workshop Explores IoT and AI's Role in Advancing Smart Agriculture

• FAO Members in Latin America and Caribbean Strategize to Reduce Hunger & Inequality in Largest Agrifood Exporting Region

• Gaza's Grim Reality: FAO Sounds Alarm on Imminent Famine Crisis

• ICAR & TEC Successfully Conclude ITU/FAO Workshop, IoT and AI Solutions Explored

• FAO Urges Urgent Action to Address Climate Change Impacts on Agrifood Systems

• FAO, Google, and Partners Launches ‘Ground’ App to Empower Forest Monitoring and Protection Efforts

• India's Addl. Secy Maninder Kaur Dwivedi Highlights Millet Ecosystem's Vital Role at FAO's IYM 2023 Closing Ceremony

• FAO and Mars Partner to Enhance Food Safety and Support One Health Initiative

• FAO Distributes 150 Tonnes of Fodder to Vulnerable Livestock-Holding Families in Gaza

• Global Food Prices Rise in March After Seven-Month Decline: FAO

• FAO and EU Launch Euro 15 Million Project to Transform Uganda's Forestry Sector

• World Gears Up for Inaugural International Day of the Potato

• FAO Launches Green Cities Initiative in Cameroon

• World Food Forum 2024 Theme Revealed: 'Good Food for All, for Today and Tomorrow'

• UN Declares 2026 as International Year of the Woman Farmer

• FAO Wins the King Hassan II of Morocco Great World Water Prize at Bali Forum

• FAO Launches New Action Plan for Mainstreaming Biodiversity Across Agricultural Sectors

• Nuclear Technologies Essential for Food Security, FAO Chief

• Global Aquaculture Production Surpasses Capture Fisheries for First Time: FAO Report

• Global Food Supply Stable in 2024/25 Despite Potential Disruptions: FAO Report

• FAO Secures USD 70 Million from GEF to Boost Global Environmental Sustainability

• FAO Warns of Imminent Famine in Gaza Strip Amid Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis

• FAO and CIMMYT Partner to Strengthen Climate-Resilient Agrifood Systems

• FAO Unveils Strategic Reports to Combat Sand and Dust Storms Threatening Global Agriculture

• UN Declares 2025-2034 as Decade to Combat Sand and Dust Storms

• Malawi Secures $52.3 Million Green Climate Fund to Enhance Climate Resilience and Food Security

• South Sudan Receives $30 Million World Bank Grant to Boost Climate-Resilient Agriculture

• Global Hunger Hits Alarm Bells as 733 Million Face Food Crisis in 2023

• FAO Calls for Immediate Action as Avian Influenza Cases Surge in Asia-Pacific

• FAO Honors Mendoza and Newcastle with First Green Cities Initiative Awards

• FAO Releases New Guidelines to Tackle Increasing Wildfire Threats Amid Climate Crisis

• FAO and EU Launch 47Mn Euro Climate Resilience Programme for Eastern Africa Pastoralist

• Over a Third of Global Population Couldn't Afford Healthy Diet in 2022, UN Report Finds

• Global Food Commodity Prices Remain Stable in July: FAO Report

• FAO Delivers 2,452 Vet Kits to Gaza as 96% Face Severe Food Insecurity Amid Conflict

• Workshop to Frame Guidelines to Standardise Veterinary Practices pan-India

• Animal Husbandry Commissioner Urges Inclusion of Biodiversity Loss in Disease Prioritization Process

• Climate-Smart Agriculture Drives 188% Boost in Asian Rice Yields Using Nuclear Technology

• FAO Calls on G20 to Intensify Efforts as 733 Million Face Hunger

• G20 Recognizes FAO's Blue Transformation for Sustainable Aquaculture and Fisheries, Highlights Family Farming

• FAO Adds Unique Agricultural Systems from Austria, Indonesia, and São Tomé and Príncipe to GIAHS List

• FAO Calls for Urgent Action as La Nina Threatens Global Food Security

• FAO Launches 1st Global Conference to Tackle Animal Diseases Threatening Economy, Health, and Food Security

• International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste: Wasting Food, A Paradox If People Go to Bed Hungry

• FAO Initiative Aims to Empower 54 Million Women and Close Gender Gaps in Agrifood Systems

• FAO Urges 22% Increase in Aquatic Food Production by 2050 to Tackle Global Hunger

• Global Food Prices Rise 3% in September, Driven by Sugar and Cereal Increases, Says FAO

• Gaza's Agricultural Crisis Deepens as 67.6% of Cropland Suffers Damage from Ongoing Conflict

• World Food Day: Nature-Based Solutions- A Sustainable Path to Global Food Security

• Gaza Famine Risk Rises as 1.84 Million Face Severe Hunger, Report Warns

• 25.6 Million People in the DRC Face Severe Hunger Crisis Amid Ongoing Conflicts

• Food Insecurity to Rise Across 22 Countries Amid Conflict and Climate Crisis, UN Report Finds

• Agrifood Sector Employs 1.3 Billion People Worldwide: New FAOSTAT Data Reveals Global and Regional Employment Shifts

• Unhealthy Dietary Patterns Contribute USD 8 Trillion in Hidden Annual Costs to Global Agrifood Systems

• Global Food Prices Hit an 18 Month High as Vegetable Oil and Cereal Prices Surge, FAO Reports

• FAO Statistical Yearbook 2024 Highlights Key Challenges in Global Agriculture, Sustainability, & Food Security

• FAO Launches Baku Harmoniya Climate Initiative at COP29 to Empower Farmers

• World Fisheries Day 2024 to Launch Key Initiatives for Sustainable Fisheries Growth