farming
Coverage of farming in the Nexus archive.
- G. Mallikarjunappa will be remembered for his contribution to education, farming, says Somanna
Minister of State V. Somanna stated that former Member of Parliament G. Mallikarjunappa and his family will be remembered for their contributions to education and service to farmers and commoners.
- A Brazilian Worker Is Now as Productive as in 1958
A Brazilian worker now produces about a quarter of what an American does, matching the 1950s ratio. Output per worker in Brazil has fallen by nearly a fifth since its 1980 peak, according to a United States think tank. Farming is an exception to this trend.
- Chile Growth Forecast Cut Again as Copper and Fuel Squeeze Bite
Chile's central bank reduced its 2026 economic growth forecast to 1.0%-1.75% due to weak first-quarter performance in copper mining, farming, and fishing, along with declining summer tourism. The bank also cited softer fuel prices as a contributing factor.
- Brexit: 10 years of chaos and regret?
On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union with 52% for 'Leave' and 48% for 'Remain'. The Revisited show examines the social, political, economic, and sector-specific impacts of Brexit, including its effects on farming.
- Kenyan graduates turn to AI tools for farming as jobs dry up
Kenyan graduates are using AI tools and mobile apps to combine traditional agriculture with modern technology, creating livelihoods amid a lack of formal jobs. The initiative addresses employment challenges by integrating digital solutions into farming practices.
- Kerala to expand farming to ‘every available space’, including fallow lands: Minister T. Siddique
Kerala plans to expand farming to every available space, including fallow lands. The Kathir project has been launched to connect students with farming.
- India’s Key Monsoon Rains Set to Begin Days After Official Start
India's key monsoon rains are expected to begin days after the official start of the rainy season. The monsoon is crucial for replenishing groundwater reserves and supporting farming activities.
- Ancient DNA reveals how women helped transform prehistoric Europe
Ancient DNA evidence indicates close interactions between Europe’s hunter-gatherers and early farmers, with women likely playing a key role in spreading farming across northwestern Europe. Later, Bell Beaker migrants caused a significant population transformation extending to Britain.
- Is DeFi yield even worth the hassle anymore?
The article discusses the increasing complexity of DeFi processes, where users now face multiple steps like bridging, farming, and unstaking, leading to significant yield losses. The author questions whether DeFi remains worth the effort or if the system has become overly frustrating.
- How the changing face of farming is reflected in Scotland's election
The rural vote is a key but often overlooked constituency in the Scottish Parliament election, highlighting the changing dynamics of farming's influence on political outcomes.
- Scientists develop dirt-powered fuel cell that could replace batteries
Scientists have developed a dirt-powered fuel cell using soil microbes to generate electricity, capable of powering underground sensors for monitoring tasks without batteries or solar panels. The technology works in diverse conditions and offers longer durability than similar systems, with potential applications in sustainable agriculture and environmental monitoring.
- Does the European Convention on Human Rights need reforming?
The article discusses the potential need for reforming the European Convention on Human Rights, alongside topics such as farming, Bob Dylan, Donald Trump’s ballroom, and netizens. It highlights diverse current events and societal issues.