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Why has the price of wool collapsed worldwide, when it is such an important fibre?

Claims made for some new seeds and even seed counterfeiting are problems for farmers

The world's oldest cultivated land - in Syria - is still important to farmers today

Matchmaking scientists in South Africa are looking for a plant partner for scabby potatoes

How farmers are diversifying into herbs, fish and fibres to improve financial returns

Outbreaks of serious livestock diseases in the Russian Federation and Iraq

Nigerian farmers dry cassava crops with heat from oil company flares burning off waste gas

New 'lethal insect' weapon deployed in the war on tsetse fly

Varroa mite has wiped out so many bee colonies, agricultural production is being affected

Unequal distribution of land in South Africa has led to violence and murder

Fairtrade opens up new markets for Ugandan tea-growers

Chameleon fly-traps and citruses are among the stars of Mubende Town Agricultural Show

Collapsing export markets cause hardship and spark protests

Journey through the rich variety and history of Bangladesh's agriculture

South American farmers can show Africans how to put the invading prosopis tree to good use

The impact of Aids on Ugandan farming communities and the work of grandparents

Beekeepers from around the world are swarming to the 67th National Honey Show in London

New crop varieties and techniques for farmers in the Taurus mountains

The growing market for lavender oil, one of the most popular essential oils

Combating desertification on the ground - and at the conference table

Picking the right trees for farmers raising livestock who want extra income

Radio spreads new farming ideas in South Africa

Farmers markets are a direct response to the poor returns farmers get from supermarkets

Success takes more than money, say critics of microcredit schemes run by NGOs

Could palm oil be the crop to save Ugandan farmers on the Ssese Islands?

EU vote to phase out battery farming is celebrated by animal welfare campaingers

Drought has forced farmers off their land to the coast where they have changed the economy

How farmers living with disabilites and their crops thrive at Snakehall Farm

Food security is at risk in many countries due to natural disasters and economic downturns

Mauritian floriculturists now grow millions of anthurium flowers for export annually