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Dora Drexler elected President of IFOAM Organics Europe!

Dóra Drexler will head IFOAM Organics Europe in future. The director of the Hungarian Research Institute for Organic Agriculture (ÖMKi), which was established in collaboration with FiBL, was elected President of the European organic farming umbrella organisation by the General Assembly. She will thus represent the European organic movement at …

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Hediye Güral Gür: Gastronomy transforms into a high value-added service export area for Türkiye

ISTANBUL… July 2026… Hediye Güral Gür, a member of the HİB Board of Directors and Chairwoman of the Tourism Travel and Gastronomy Services Committee, stated that gastronomy has become not only an element supporting tourism for Türkiye, but also a high value-added service export area. In a statement released by …

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EU Livestock Strategy published: New agenda and opportunity areas for the agricultural machinery sector

July 2026… The European Commission published the EU Livestock Strategy on July 7, 2026. The strategy views the EU livestock sector as a strategic sector not only in terms of environmental obligations, but also in terms of food security, rural development, competitiveness, strategic autonomy and resilience to crises. While recent …

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FAO launches CropSuit app to help farmers grow the right crops in the right places…

New digital tool combines soil, climate and landscape data to improve yields, strengthen resilience and support smarter farming… Press release… July 2026… Rome – Farmers, extension workers and governments now have a powerful new tool to help identify the crops best suited to specific parcels of land, enabling more efficient use …

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Türkiye sets fresh record in agricultural output and leads Europe!

Türkiye’s agricultural output exceeded the 80 billion dollars mark for the first time last year, Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumaklı announced on Saturday. Sharing the milestone on social media, Yumaklı described it as a “historic record in agriculture” and said that “Türkiye is at the top of the global …

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Erhan Özmen: Competition in the milling industry will be shaped by technology and personalised quality

1 July, 2026… Erhan Özmen, Chairman of the Board at Özmen Flour (Özmen Un) and a leading figure in the flour industry, outlined the new framework for competition in the milling sector during his speech at the IDMA Global Grain & Milling Forum. Özmen stated that, under intense competition and …

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FAO Food Price Index edges down amid diverging commodity price movements…

Press release… New early-season forecasts point to another strong global cereal harvest amid growing El Niño risks… 03/07/2026 Rome – FAO’s benchmark measure of world food commodity prices edged down in June, as lower quotations for cereals, sugar and dairy products outweighed higher quotations for vegetable oils and meat, according to new …

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Namık Kemal Parlak writes; “Insights from IDMA Global Grain & Milling Forum”

June 2026… The biggest lesson from recent food security shocks may not be fragility. It may be resilience.During the “Food Security in the Age of Crisis” session, I had the privilege of asking Dr. Joe Glauber, Emeritus Research Fellow at International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and former Chief Economist …

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Dr. Mustafa Bayram: In the milling industry, the greatest strength is no longer capacity, but data!

June, 2026… Professor Dr Mustafa Bayram, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at Gaziantep University and Chair of the Association for Grain and Pulses Processing Technologies, Storage and Analysis Systems (TABADER) Board of Directors, stated in his address at the IDMA Global Grain & Milling Forum that the new competitive …

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Capturing fog to make water!

In Chile, a community transforms fog into a source of water to cope with water scarcity and drought… Press release… June 2026… There are days when the sky does not bring rain. Instead, a thick fog, called camanchaca, advances silently from the ocean and covers hills and ravines. The trees, plants and …

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