Brazil’s Soybean Prices Hold Firm Despite Chicago Market Decline
Arabfields, Naïla Mokhtari, Correspondent, São Paulo, Brasil — Brazilian soybean prices are showing resilience despite renewed losses on the Chicago Board of Trade, as...
Tanzania’s Digital Farming Push Faces a Rural Reality Check
Arabfields, Ngab Niyonzima, special correspondent, Dodoma, Tanzania — Tanzania's efforts to modernise agriculture through digital technology are facing a major challenge as smallholder farmers...
Algeria’s Potato Harvest Boosts Supply and Market Outlook
Arabfields, Adel Serai, Economic Analyst Arabfields — Algeria’s potato sector is heading into a promising agricultural season, with abundant supplies reported in the western...
Japanese Logistics Firms Expand Cold Food Networks Across Southeast Asia
Arabfields, ilhem Saàdoun, Correspondent, Kobe, Japan — Japanese-backed logistics startups are expanding temperature-controlled food distribution networks in Malaysia and Vietnam, seeking to capture growing...
Namibia Prepares Farmers for a Bigger Planting Season
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — The Namibian government is stepping up preparations for the next rain-fed cropping season, putting hundreds...
Karamoja’s Wheat Gamble Faces a Difficult Test
Arabfields, Maleeka Kassou, East, West & Central Africa Agriculture Correspondent — Karamoja’s first major effort to establish wheat as a commercial crop has suffered...
Namibia’s Livestock Sector Gains Momentum
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — Namibia’s livestock industry is entering the second half of 2026 on stronger footing, with rising...
Sri Lanka Looks to China for Higher Rice Yields
Arabfields, Jamel derbal, Senior Correspondent, Innovation & Sustainability, Singapore — Sri Lankan agricultural officials and farming experts are looking to strengthen rice production by...
South Africa’s Small Sugar Farmers Struggle to Reach Their Potential
Arabfields, Sana Dib, Financial Correspondent, Johannesburg, South Africa — South Africa’s small-scale sugarcane farmers are playing a major role in rural economies, but many...
Rwanda’s Fertiliser Ambitions Face a Costly Hurdle
Arabfields, Ngab Niyonzima, special correspondent, Dodoma, Tanzania — Rwanda is betting heavily on organic fertiliser to strengthen its agricultural sector, but small producers say...
