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Tactics being used to combat serious animal diseases on three continents

Banana diseases controlled by a combination of science and sociology in Taiwan

Continuing torrential rain in Kenya is washing away all hopes of good crops

Foreign fescue grasses are causing big headaches for Australian farmers and their sheep

Moroccan citrus growers' difficulties breaking into the European market

Farmer innovations on show as 161 countries meet at IFAD conference in Rome

Plant breeders' rights row over some chickpeas in Australia tests international agreements

The GIFT of bigger tilapia fish means better yields for Filipinio farmers

Wake up and smell the roses in Kenya, grown with minimum chemicals

North Koreans produce essential foods close to home to ease shortages

Farmers in countries due to join EU are not all happy at the prospect

Drylands farmers in India and Nigeria win prizes for successful tree management schemes

Chinese vegetables grown in the Gambia for London's specialist market

Trials of a water-retaining spray for soils in dry climates conducted in the Oman

World demand for meat is growing but at what cost to animals and people?

Farmers respond to demands for new vegetables in Ghana - and learn how to cook them

Sumatran farmers win right to practice their traditional damar agroforestry

Banana growers, traders and campaigners from all over the world meet in Brussels

Commonwealth farmers share their experiences of overcoming shared agricultural problems

Ethiopian agricultural recovery could set an example for sub-Saharan Africa

Ugandan farmers' difficulties proving their produce is organic and entering the UK market

Integrating fish into rice rice paddies in Bangladesh and growing vegetables on the banks

What the war on drugs means to small farmers and how to help them grow other crops

Shoshanguve township urban farmers grow maize and vegetable produce for the community

Forensic science helps convict cattle thieves in South Africa with DNA evidence

Thai farmers protest for governement help in the face of economic crisis

It's hard to make a profit when coffee changes hands up to 150 times between farm and cup

Tour of the Royal Agricultural Show: international stands, inventions, equipment and ideas

Gap project in Turkey will use Tigris and Euphrates to irrigate some two million hectares

Why local cheese and yoghurt drinks are flavour of the moment in rural South Africa