Farmers
Coverage of Farmers in the Nexus archive.
- Officials told to involve farmers as stakeholders in Re-survey 2.0
Officials are instructed to include farmers as stakeholders in Re-survey 2.0. The Survey, Settlements and Land Records (SSLR) Director emphasized that farmers must be present during survey inspections at the Mandal Revenue Office in Cumbum.
- Amaravati works on schedule, says Narayana; farmers raise village issues
The minister confirmed that Amaravati works are on schedule and provided updates on measures to prevent rain-related disruptions. Farmers raised concerns about village issues.
- Starmer warned his EU love-in is bugging farmers as red tape cuts allowing them to feed livestock eco-friendly insects and human food waste are held up while Labour woos Brussels
Starmer is being warned that his pro-EU stance is causing frustration among farmers, as regulatory delays prevent them from using eco-friendly insects and human food waste to feed livestock. Labour's focus on EU relations is highlighted in the article.
- Trump’s policy mayhem is making even the Maga faithful consider walking away
Trump's policy initiatives are causing his core political base to consider abandoning him, as voters blame him for economic struggles. His policies have reportedly harmed farmers, rural Americans, manufacturing workers, and individuals facing financial difficulties.
- Trump’s policy mayhem is making even the Maga faithful consider walking away
Trump's policy initiatives are causing dissatisfaction among his core supporters, including farmers, rural Americans, and manufacturing workers, who are increasingly blaming him for economic struggles. His policies have led to growing frustration within the Maga base ahead of the midterm elections.
- One killed, another injured in farmers-herders clash in Niger community
A dispute over alleged destruction of farmland by grazing cattle in a Niger community resulted in one death and one injury. The clash occurred between farmers and herders, as reported by Premium Times Nigeria.
- Farmers, agricultural producers eligible to receive up to $10K in grants
Farmers and agricultural producers affected by the Kona low storms can apply for grants of up to $10,000. The grants aim to support those impacted by the storms.
- Totapuri mango farmers slip further into distress as price crash continues
Totapuri mango farmers are experiencing severe distress due to a continuing price crash. The situation highlights economic challenges in the agricultural sector.
- Andhra Pradesh govt. extends crop insurance schemes for 2026-27 agricultural year
The Andhra Pradesh government has extended its crop insurance schemes for the 2026-27 agricultural year. Farmers with seasonal crop loans or renewed KCC limits will be automatically covered unless they opt out by submitting a written declaration seven days before the enrollment deadline.
- A.P. SIPB clears 11 investment proposals worth ₹9,076 crore; CM calls for ethanol blending policy
A.P. SIPB cleared 11 investment proposals worth ₹9,076 crore. Chandrababu Naidu calls for an ethanol blending policy to complement agriculture with industrialization, creating income opportunities for farmers and enabling them to become entrepreneurs.
- Farmers protest over pending compensation for Visakhapatnam data centre project
Farmers are protesting over pending compensation for the Visakhapatnam data centre project. Their demands include permanent jobs for displaced families, priority for locals in construction work, and implementation of other assurances.
- PM Shehbaz calls for comprehensive strategy to boost SMEs’ access to financing
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed the formulation of a comprehensive strategy to enhance small and medium-sized enterprises' (SMEs) access to financing, emphasizing collaboration with the State Bank of Pakistan and commercial banks. He also highlighted support for farmers processing agricultural produce, dedicated financial products for SMEs, and assistance for young and women entrepreneurs.
- 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.
- Botswana: Compensation Act Excludes Rats Damage - Official
Botswana's Compensation Act does not cover crop damage caused by rats, according to Senior Wildlife Warden Ms Tshola Zibochwa. Farmers have raised concerns about large-scale crop destruction by rodents, but government compensation is not available for this issue.
- Farmers urge govt. to clear power dues, activate Tunga Lift Irrigation Project
Farmers are urging the government to clear power dues and reactivate the Tunga Lift Irrigation Project, which serves 7,500 acres across 28 villages. The project has been non-operational due to disconnected power from unpaid electricity bills.
- Naidu unveils Kuppam roadmap, bets big on agri-tech and food processing
Chief Minister Naidu announced a collaboration between Kuppam Area Development Authority and ITC to advance organized cultivation and marketing of fruits and vegetables. Farmers are encouraged to adopt technology-driven methods and strengthen market connections.
- Cauvery basin farmers abandon or delay sowing amid water crisis
Farmers in the Cauvery basin region are abandoning or delaying sowing due to a water crisis. Reservoir levels, along with lakes, ponds, and small water bodies, are worryingly low in the area.
- Bandits kill nine farmers, abduct many in Kaduna attacks
Armed bandits attacked local communities in Kaduna, killing nine farmers and abducting an unspecified number of people. The incident was reported by Premium Times Nigeria.
- Depleting water level in dams: Ashok slams government for its failure to address farmers’ concerns
The article discusses depleting water levels in dams and criticizes the government for not addressing farmers' concerns. Ashok has slammed the government over this issue.
- Centre hikes onion procurement price by 13%
The Centre increased the onion procurement price by 13% to address rising retail prices. Farmers in various states reported receiving non-remunerative prices despite higher input costs.
- Bhadra IAC asks farmers not to cultivate in command area
Bhadra IAC has requested farmers to avoid cultivating in a designated command area. The directive aims to address unspecified concerns related to land use or resource management.
- As monsoon rains falter, Wayanad farmers in Kerala fear poor harvest
Wayanad farmers in Kerala are concerned about a poor harvest due to a rainfall deficit. The district recorded 270.23 mm of rain in June, the lowest for the month in the past five years according to the Hume Centre for Ecology and Wildlife Biology.
- Minister directs officers to keep adequate stock of seeds and fertiliser to supply farmers
The Minister has directed officers to maintain adequate stocks of seeds and fertiliser to supply farmers. The directive aims to ensure agricultural resources are available for farmers.
- Karnataka urges Centre to expand prescribed quantity of Totapuri mangoes under PDPS to support farmers
Karnataka is requesting the Centre to increase the prescribed quantity of Totapuri mangoes under the PDPS scheme to support farmers. The current maximum quantity allowed under the scheme is 1,30,000 metric tonnes.
- Farmers’ rally in Mysuru against Bidadi township, demand drought relief
Farmers in Mysuru held a rally against the Bidadi township project and demanded drought relief. The protest highlights concerns over agricultural challenges and infrastructure development in the region.
- Cuddalore Collector urges farmers to pay premium for crop insurance
The Cuddalore Collector has urged farmers to pay the premium for crop insurance. The focus is on ensuring farmers cover the insurance costs to protect their crops.
- Farmers demand to control foam in Krishnagiri’s Kelavarapalli Dam
Farmers are demanding action to control foam accumulation in Krishnagiri’s Kelavarapalli Dam, which has been ongoing since June 2026 following rain in Karnataka that increased dam inflow.
- 48 killed in farmers, herders clash in Niger State
At least 48 people were killed in a violent clash between farmers and herders in Niger State, Nigeria. The attack occurred when machete-wielding herders invaded a Kamuku community, resulting in 42 deaths, predominantly women, children, and the elderly.
- Forest Beat Officer arrested for ‘extorting’ money from farmers in Adilabad district
A Forest Beat Officer was arrested for allegedly extorting money from farmers in Adilabad district. The incident highlights a case of corruption involving a public official and agricultural communities.
- Jobs, aid, housing announced for Jindal project-affected farmers
Jobs, aid, and housing were announced for farmers affected by the Jindal project. The initiative aims to provide support to those impacted by the development.
- ‘Govt. reversing fortunes of farmers destroyed by BRS’
The government claims it is improving the conditions of farmers previously affected by the BRS. A Deputy CM asserts that BRS leaders lack the moral authority to address farmers' issues.
- Shoppers to pay the price after heatwave hits French crops
A heatwave sweeping Europe has damaged French crops, leading farmers to warn of potential price increases for supermarket goods.
- Around 5,000 farmers may attend Telangana CM’s Rythu Bharosa event at Shilpakala Vedika on June 30; traffic advisory issued
Around 5,000 farmers are expected to attend Telangana CM’s Rythu Bharosa event at Shilpakala Vedika on June 30 between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. A traffic advisory has been issued for the event.
- Rythu Bharosa for Kharif to be released today; Telangana PCC chief reaffirms govt commitment to farmers
The Rythu Bharosa scheme for the Kharif crop season is set to be released today. Telangana PCC chief reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting farmers.
- SPECIAL REPORT: Inside details of farmer-herder clashes in Abuja community
The crisis in Gurfata, an Abuja community, began with disputes over land use and access between farmers and herders, escalating into clashes. Interviews with community leaders, security officials, and victims’ families highlight the root cause of the conflict.
- Wilson County farmers explain what’s behind record beef prices
Wilson County farmers are explaining the factors behind record beef prices. The article notes that Fourth of July grilling is costing families more due to higher grocery prices for beef.
- Hosting a Fourth of July barbecue? Expect to spend more
Higher prices for ground beef, chicken, and pork chops are expected for Fourth of July barbecues due to ongoing inflation and rising production costs for farmers. The article cites Janelle D. James of Bridge Michigan as the source.
- UT Austin researchers develop jacket that pulls drinking water from the air
Researchers at UT Austin have developed a wearable textile that extracts atmospheric moisture and converts it into drinking water. The innovation aims to assist hikers, farmers, and emergency responders in staying hydrated.
- Dry spell continues in Yadgir
A dry spell persists in Yadgir, with scanty rainfall causing concern among farmers. Farmers have completed weed-removing activities in young cotton, green gram, and red gram crops.
- Uganda: Ntungamo Farmers Brace for Harsh Dry Season As Drought Tightens Grip
Farmers in Ntungamo District, Uganda, are facing worsening drought conditions that are causing crops to wither, water sources to diminish, and pasturelands to dry up. The situation has tightened the grip of drought across several rural communities in the area.