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Report assesses output and market trends for major commodities during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting overall resilience but hard times for fish and fruit value chains

It may sound counterintuitive, but the cancellation of Nord Stream 2 might be in Russia’s best interests: the shift from well-tested on-land infrastructure over to the risky undersea pipelines threatens Gazprom’s most valuable asset – the trust of its customers, writes Sergiy Makogon.

Farmers will be able to access an additional €2.6 billion in 2021

Outbreak has led to the culling of more than 13,000 chickens in the UK although experts insist there is no risk to humans

CEO at European Energy, the project is the result of strong co-operation between local farmers, the municipality of Aabenraa and European Energy

The meeting was attended by the Minister of Agriculture, Nature, and Food Quality of the Netherlands, Carola Schouten; the ambassador of the Netherlands in Mexico, Wilfred Mohr

FAO lowers forecast for world cereal production, but this year’s output still expected to reach an all-time high

This will be achieved through novel modelling approaches with the aim to explain how changes have been shaped by the dynamic interaction of cultural innovation

As Part Nationwide Protest Against Farm Laws

The European Commission announced that the proposed reforms to CAP would include allocating 10% of the available funds to farmland that benefitted biodiversity

Greece is expected to become the latest European country to go into a second nationwide lockdown as of Friday