World Climate change to push food prices higher in Europe, report warns Projections using a high-end emission scenario estimate that yields of crops like wheat, corn and sugar beet could decrease by up to 50% in southern Europe by 2050. 05/09/2019
Angola Mining Angola's golden harvest in Malanje province Mining Angola's golden harvest in Malanje province 04/09/2019
futuris Robots, drones and the future of farming On this week's episode of Futuris, Euronews visits a hazelnut orchard in Italy to see how the new generation of robots can help farmers and agronomists make agriculture cheaper and more environmentally friendly. 02/09/2019
United Kingdom 'Antibiotic resistance could kill us before climate change' Resistance to antibiotics could pose a greater threat to human survival than climate change, Britain's chief medical officer has warned. 30/08/2019
Cuba Watch: Tractor pool for Cuba's children tours tobacco zone The pool is free and the only rule is that the children must have clean feet to climb aboard. 28/08/2019
Romania Romania irks EU over controversial export of 70,000 live sheep Romania is going ahead with the controversial export of 70,000 live sheep to the Persian Gulf. That is despite Brussels urging them not to because “extreme temperatures” would make it impossible to guarantee the animals would not suffer in transit. 26/07/2019
France Watch: Herd of sheep enjoy ur'baaa'n life as they tour French cities The project was organised by the "Urban Shepherds" collective, to encourage cities to rethink urban and rural divides and integrate more farm animals into day-to-day living. 18/07/2019
Russia Watch: Russians compete in grass scything contest Traditional tools came to the fore in Russia at the weekend with the holding of an annual scything competition. 16/07/2019
Ideas Is linen the new cotton? Linen is a fabric that has been manufactured for thousands of years but its eco-friendly credentials be the answer to modern fashion sustainability. 16/07/2019
United Kingdom Watch: Queen insists she is 'more than capable' of planting tree The UK's Queen Elizabeth II was offered help with the task, which she refused, saying: "No, no. I'm more than capable." 10/07/2019
World What's in the historic EU-Mercosur free-trade deal? | Euronews Answers After two decades of negotiations, the EU and South American bloc Mercosur announced they reached a "historic" agreement on a free-trade treaty on Friday. What's in the historic deal and what are its critics' concerns? 28/06/2019
China Watch: Giant dinosaur roams Chinese rice paddy Lufeng County, home to the spectacle, is renowned for numerous discoveries of dinosaur remains from the Jurassic period. 26/06/2019
China UN food body elects first Chinese head as climate crisis worsens China's vice minister for agriculture was elected on Sunday to lead the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the first Chinese national to run the 74-year-old agency at a time when climate change is leaving more people hungry. 23/06/2019
no comment Indigenous Bolivians celebrate winter solstice As dawn broke over the archaeological site of Tiwanaku indigenous Aymara raised their hands towards the first rays of the morning sun to welcome the Aymara New Year, 5527. 22/06/2019
View There are lessons to be learned to ensure technology is a force for good for Africa’s farmers ǀ View Across a continent where 80% of food is produced by smallholder farmers, digital technologies and innovations are a game changer in transforming African agriculture. 21/06/2019
France Cows with 'portholes' into stomach filmed by animal rights group An undercover video released by a French animal rights group showed live cows whose sides have been perforated with a "porthole" into their stomach to study their digestion. 20/06/2019
Netherlands Watch: Dutch company generates buzz with massive new insect farm The 14,000 square metre plant produces environmentally friendly protein used in pet food and fed to egg-laying chickens. 12/06/2019
Italy 'Biblical' plague of locusts wreaks havoc on Sardinian farmlands Sardinian farmers say it could be too late to halt a 'bibilical' invasion of locusts destroying crops and affecting their livestock. 11/06/2019
View How animal health is the forgotten factor in producing affordable, safe food for Europe ǀ View Animal protein is particularly important in developing countries where undernutrition is high, but widespread access to affordable and safe meat, fish, milk and eggs in Europe has also contributed to our nutrition security – and our freedom to choose a diverse diet. 05/06/2019
no comment Another one bites the dust: Russians compete in tractor race Thirty-three Russian drivers braved summer heat, mud and dust to join a unique tractor race in the southern Rostov region on Sunday (June 2). 03/06/2019
Peru Watch: Peruvians flock to annual potato festival The country boasts the largest number of potato varieties in the world – more than 3,500. 31/05/2019
Poland Poland's moo-d lifted after free-roaming cows saved from execution Free-roaming cows in Poland, whose intended slaughter had sparked a national outcry, have secured a last-minute reprieve. 30/05/2019
Russia Russia bans public bodies from purchasing foreign wines The Russian government has placed restrictions on public institutions from purchasing international wines 28/05/2019
Angola Angolan development turns Benguela province into investment magnet With a rebuilt railroad, a port and a brand new airport, the province of Benguela - one of Angola's trading powerhouses - has been reborn, bringing with it booming businesses and a flood of investment opportunities. 15/05/2019
Good Morning Europe Road Trip Day 42: Austrian farmers on EU regulations and the future of agriculture One of the biggest issues for rural voters in the European Union elections is the future of the Common Agriculture Policy. The Commission has proposed a significant cut in farm spending to use scarce financial resources to tackle new challenges like security. 14/05/2019
no comment Thais scramble for sacred rice grains in annual ploughing ceremony The Ploughing Ceremony produced a prediction that there will be enough water for farming while rice, food, and fruits will be abundant this year. 09/05/2019
