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The €715 million scheme will support the voluntary closure of livestock farms to reduce ammonia emissions affecting Natura 2000 sites.

This new technology provides an additional tool for integrated crop management, contributes to the control of specific insects, and expands the available alternatives for weed management, thus promoting more efficient agricultural production.

Brazil assumes the presidency of the Climate Action Platform for Agriculture in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The evaluation shows that EU rules remain effective to protect Europe's waters from agricultural nitrate pollution.

The Strategy sets out actions to help livestock farmers address economic, environmental and market challenges.

The Dutch government has unveiled a seven-pillar strategy to address the country's nitrogen crisis, restore nature and support a more sustainable, future-proof agricultural sector.

In 2024, 9.8 million tonnes of mineral fertilisers were used in agricultural production across the EU.

Denmark proposes that pork production be primarily geared towards domestic supply and opens a dialogue process about its future.

A joint report by four international organizations warns that without sustained state investment and technological innovation, the region will not be able to guarantee its food security.

Denmark abolishes the Ministry of Agriculture and creates a Ministry of Nature and Animal Welfare

Several Member States consider the European fertilizer plan to be insufficient and are calling for more aid, faster action, and structural measures.

The European Commission presents a plan to support farmers, improve access to fertilisers, and strengthen sustainable production in Europe.

The country brought together ministers from three sectors and international organizations to coordinate an intersectoral response to sanitary threats.

The amendment to the Fertilizer Act is intended to create the legal basis for the necessary impact monitoring of the Fertilizer Ordinance.

This agreement creates greater predictability and clear rules for utilizing negotiated quotas, strengthening the international integration of Argentine agribusiness and expanding export opportunities to one of the world's most important trading zones.

The roadmap sets out a route for environmental improvement and a sustainable future.