Culture Series The young Swiss farmers rethinking soil for the future of food Matthias and Sam are modern-day farmers who love to experiment. 18/11/2022
Business Series Spain's agricultural revolution: mouth-watering fruit and vegetables In partnership with ICEX During our trip, we’ll take you from the Autonomous Community of Valencia to the very south of Spain, in Andalusia, to discover the world's most valuable pomegranates, the superfruit Granada Mollar de Elche. And the perfect subtropical climate to grow mangos and avocados…which taste so good… 17/11/2022
Food and Drink Spanish olive oil production halved: Is a price hike looming? This year’s summer drought has put olive farmers' businesses in jeopardy, as Spain represents 75 percent of the world’s olive production. 17/11/2022
Partner content OCP Group: Promoting Agricultural Growth in Africa Partner content presented by OCP Can Africa become the world’s breadbasket? Morocco’s OCP Group, a global leader in plant nutrition and the largest producer of phosphate-based fertilisers, is sure it can. 14/11/2022
Nature Finance industry is making ‘zero progress’ on COP26 pledges On finance day at COP27, Global Witness reveals that one of COP26’s biggest financial commitments is being dangerously undermined. 10/11/2022
World News Why so many Polish farmers are embracing agroforestry Agroforestry has recently been recognized by the UN as the most important agricultural innovation in the EU in the 21st century. 03/11/2022
World News Winterage: The rural Irish custom to protect farmers' animals A few sprinkles of holy water and a short prayer. That's how this lesser-known autumn custom in southwestern Ireland begins. Every year at the end of October, cattle and some enthusiastic onlookers head to the rugged landscape of the Burren. 02/11/2022
France Protests go on at French farm reservoir site after clashes with police France's worst drought on record this summer has sharpened debate over water resources in the European Union's biggest agricultural sector. 30/10/2022
Business Series Spanish cider sparkles thanks to 500 varieties of apples In partnership with ICEX In the Asturias region, producers combine innovation and tradition to make different types of cider such as sparkling, natural, organic or even ice cider. 27/10/2022
Green News How the extraction of horse blood is sparking controversy in Iceland The practice of extracting mares' blood has been around since the late 1970s, but not many Icelandic knew about the practice until now 27/10/2022
Climate ‘Our food systems are broken’: Can COP27 help fix agriculture? For the first time at the UN climate conference, a food pavilion will help put agroecology and other solutions on the agenda. 26/10/2022
Culture news Sheep and goats parade cross Madrid in echo of past practice Visitors to the Spanish capital were in for a surprise on Sunday as hundreds of sheep and goats were herded through the city to honour a tradition as old as time. 23/10/2022
Green News French farmers cover crops with solar panels to battle energy crisis In the midst of the energy crisis gripping France, this farmer is using his land in innovative ways to produce electricity. 19/10/2022
Business Series From bananas to papayas: The story of Spain’s subtropical fruit In partnership with ICEX When you think of sun-kissed subtropical fruit, you might picture bananas growing in South America or mangoes being harvested in India, but did you know that one European country is also producing subtropical fruit? 14/10/2022
Green News Arctic doomsday vault helps countries prepare for the unknown The Svalbard Global Seed Vault hits 1.2 million seed deposits as countries brace for climate and war-induced food insecurity. 13/10/2022
Pakistan Pakistan city remains underwater 42 days after devastating floods A city in southern Pakistan is still suffering from flooding after torrential rainfall 42 days ago. 13/10/2022
Next Series Carbon neutral goal for stereotype challenging Moroccan engineer For Hanane Mourchid, doing nothing about the climate simply isn’t an option. The award-winning, stereotype-challenging Moroccan engineer is driving up sustainability at state-run company OCP Group which feeds global agriculture and is on a mission to become carbon neutral by 2040. 10/10/2022
Culture Series Meet the DJs who ditched city life to become organic farmers Carmina is from the big city where she worked in international trade. But one day she decided to give it all up for the rural life: running an organic farm. 30/09/2022
Business Series From winery error to culinary treasure: the journey of sherry vinegar In partnership with ICEX Have you ever wondered how sherry vinegar is made? Euronews went to Spain's Andalusia region at Jerez de la Fontera to pull back the curtain on the secrets of this unique ingredient. 29/09/2022
Portugal 'It's very bad': Harvest gloom in Portugal amid months of drought "We haven't even earned enough to cover expenses," one apple grower told Euronews. 29/09/2022