Crops
Coverage of Crops in the Nexus archive.
- Every business can see from space now
Businesses are utilizing Earth observation data to gain insights from space. This technology allows companies to monitor supply chains, assess disasters, and track crops in real time, providing significant competitive advantages.
- 'Crops cannot wait': Farmers sound alarm over worker shortage as labor secretary visits
Farmers in the Rio Grande Valley have warned of significant concerns regarding a shortage of agricultural workers. This labor scarcity is reportedly leaving some crops to rot in the fields as another harvest season approaches, prompting alarms among growers.
- Crops and solar power? Virginia farms are ripe for the combo
A new Virginia law promotes integrating solar power generation with crop farming and cattle ranching. A rural pilot program demonstrates potential for this dual-use approach.
- Water release for crops from Almatti dam begins
Water release for crops from Almatti dam has begun. This action is intended to support agricultural needs.
- News in Frames: Upheaval in undulating valley
An intense monsoon in the Kashmir Valley has caused water bodies to swell, submerged crops, and damaged structures, disrupting daily life and local agriculture.
- France is facing an ONION shortage as heatwaves threaten country's crops
France is experiencing an onion shortage as heatwaves threaten the country's crops. The extreme weather is impacting agricultural production, leading to potential supply issues.
- Slug sleuths on the trail of gorging gastropods
Researchers are studying slug behavior to help farmers protect their crops. Predicting how slugs interact with their environment is aiding agricultural efforts.
- France record heatwave sees 'hairdryer effect' threaten crops
Crops in the French region of Normandy are under threat from a heatwave, with high soil temperatures and hot winds causing a 'hairdryer effect' that can wither crops in hours. The phenomenon now threatens the region's food production, as reported by FRANCE 24's Daniel Quinlan.
- Southwest monsoon covers entire Telangana on June 23 after prolonged pause, but El Nino may weaken seasonal rains
The Southwest monsoon covered Telangana on June 23 after a prolonged pause, but El Nino may weaken seasonal rains. IMD Hyderabad Head urged efficient water management and recommended crops with lower irrigation needs.
- Chittoor launches El Niño preparedness campaign for farmers
Chittoor has launched an El Niño preparedness campaign to assist farmers. The District Collector emphasized timely advisories to protect crops and livestock from expected rainfall deficits and urged officials to prepare contingency plans for crop choices, irrigation, and water conservation.
- China’s Unusually Heavy Rains Fill Dams and Put Crops at Risk
China is experiencing unusually heavy rains that have filled dams and put crops at risk. A flood-affected area in Duyun, Guizhou province, was reported on May 19, with imagery provided by AFP/Getty Images.
- Why are devastating mice plagues happening in Australia?
Australia is experiencing devastating mice plagues that are damaging crops and invading homes. The infestations are costing farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.
- 'It's like a decaying body': Australian farmers battle mouse plague
Australian farmers are dealing with a severe mouse plague, with thousands of mice per hectare destroying crops and invading homes. The situation is described as a major threat to agriculture and daily life.
- India Cuts Monsoon Forecast to 90% of Normal in Risk to Crops
India has reduced its monsoon forecast to 90% of normal levels, posing a risk to crops. Farmers in Haryana are sowing rice saplings amid the forecasted shortfall.
- Poisonous invasion: What is the ‘devil’s trumpet’ harming crops in Iraq?
The spread of datura, known as 'devil’s trumpet', is harming crops in Iraq, prompting the Iraqi Interior Ministry to ask farmers and citizens to report sightings.
- Buterin says Ethereum Foundation will shrink, sell less ETH, and focus on 'CROPS'
Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation will reduce its operations, sell less ETH, and shift focus to 'CROPS' (Community Research and Open-Source Projects). The move aims to decentralize Ethereum's development and governance.
- Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum Foundation will be a ‘smaller ship,’ sell less ETH amid researcher exodus
Vitalik Buterin announced the Ethereum Foundation will reduce ETH sales and prioritize 'longevity over breadth,' focusing on Ethereum's 'CROPS' properties. This shift comes amid a researcher exodus from the foundation.
- Corn Extends Gains as War Premium Ignites Broad Crops Rally
Corn prices continued to rise as a 'war premium' driven by geopolitical tensions boosted demand for agricultural commodities. The rally extended to other crops, reflecting heightened market concerns over supply chain disruptions and inflationary pressures in the sector.
- Plague of spotted lanternflies set to invade parts of the US by the MILLIONS... here are the states at risk
The spotted lanternfly is expected to invade parts of the US by the millions, threatening crops and ecosystems. Several states are at risk, prompting calls for immediate action to control the invasive species.
- Pyth Network to determine outcomes in Kalshi’s commodities expansion
Kalshi, a prediction platform, will use Pyth Network's pricing data to settle trades in its new commodities markets. The expansion includes assets like oil, gold, and crops.
- Pyth Network to determine outcomes in Kalshi’s commodities expansion
Pyth Network's pricing data will be used by Kalshi to settle trades in its new commodities markets, which include oil, gold, and crops. This partnership marks Kalshi's expansion into traditional commodity assets.