Global Agribusiness

Leading Controlled-Release Fertilizer Manufacturers in 2026 0

Controlled-release fertilizers used to feel like a niche, premium add-on, the kind of thing you only saw in a few high-value crops. Now they’re starting to look like a practical answer to a problem most growers wrestle with all the time: how do you grow more while losing fewer nutrients along the way? And that

Pruning Tomato Plants: When, How, and Why to Prune for Bigger Harvests 0

Updated: March 2026 | Reviewed by the Agri Farming Editorial Team | 15+ years vegetable growing experience | 500+ tomato plants grown and observed annually Pruning tomato plants is one of the most reliable ways to improve your harvest without spending more money or changing your soil. Done at the right time, tomato plant pruning

Which Industry Gets More Versatility From Skid Steer Attachments: Farming or Landscaping? 0

Skid steer loaders are some of the most versatile pieces of heavy equipment. With the enduring popularity of homesteading and the expanding adoption of more compact machines, it’s hard to tell these days whether skid steer attachments for farming are more versatile than those for landscaping. Discover what market researchers have to say to determine

Profit Per Acre of Major Crops in India (Crop Income & Cost Analysis Guide)0
- Global Agribusiness
- March 28, 2026
📅 Last updated: March 2026 | Input costs reviewed using latest MSP and mandi data 📋 Reviewed by: AgriFarming Editorial Team (Agricultural researchers & farm economics analysts)Data sources include ICAR cost of cultivation reports and state agriculture department publications. Profit per acre starts with knowing your actual yield — not the district average. If you’re
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USDA Cancels Land Access Program for Young Farmers 0
- Global Agribusiness
- March 25, 2026
Created with Inflation Reduction Act and American Rescue Plan funding, the Increasing Land, Capital, and Market Access (ILCMA) Program was championed by the National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC), which has repeatedly found in national surveys that access to land and capital are two of the biggest barriers young farmers face. In June 2023, the USDA
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‘Native Foods Have Sustained People for Generations’0
- Global Agribusiness
- March 25, 2026
Students in the course cook from-scratch meals for the entire school (K through 12), located just outside the Siletz Reservation, in central Oregon. They also run a food truck, which is named YA-TR’EE-YAN (“a gathering of people around food” or “feast” in Dee-ni) and offers free meals to students and tribal members during the summer.
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