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The lack of water and extreme temperatures are reducing harvests of maize, cereals, fruit, grapes and olives, while the shortage of pastures and fodder is driving up costs for livestock farms.
European cereal production is expected to lose ground in 2026 after the recovery recorded last year. Protein crops also offer a favourable outlook, although Copa-Cogeca warns that weather conditions could still alter the final harvest figures.
The second estimate from Cooperativas Agro‑alimentarias de España revises down the cereal forecast issued in May and places the 2026 harvest at 18.6 million tonnes, almost two million less than in the initial projection.
The growing pressure of downy mildew and the reduction of active substances have forced the wine sector to rethink its protection strategies. In a scenario marked by irregular climates, market demands and resistance risks, stable solutions such as Mildicut Max, from Certis Belchim, are gaining prominence in modern control programs
Global cereal production is growing faster than consumption, raising a new question for the sector: what to do with the excess.
The global grain market faces the coming cycles with a clear situation of abundance, driven by record production, moderate demand growth, and a notable increase in stocks, according to what was presented at the National Grain Operators Meeting (ENOC) held in Zaragoza.
The experts of the Copa and Cogeca Working Parties for Cereals, Oilseeds and Protein Crops expect a modest improvement for EU cereals in 2025, a
EU-27 cereal production is forecast to reach 275.2 million tonnes in 2025, marking a 6.9% increase compared to 2024. This recovery is driven by a
Opinion Piece by Stephan Arens, Chair of Copa-Cogeca Oilseeds and Protein Crops Working Party Exactly one month ago, Christophe Hansen, Commissioner for Agriculture and Food,
In a challenging context for the wine sector over recent years, and as announced in the Vision for the Future of Agriculture, the European Commission
This innovative solution by Corteva Agriscience ™ for rice cultivation stands out for its wide spectrum of action and its high flexibility of use.
A 23% reduction in Canadian durum wheat production and 9.5% less in European production are expected. Situation that makes expect a rebound in prices for European producers.
The president of Asaja Córdoba, Ignacio Fernández de Mesa, has informed that the harvest of the cereal is practically finished with prices very low, in relation to last year, which does not accompany the acceptable production reached during this campaign.
The National Center for Agricultural Training (CENCA) of San Fernando de Henares has hosted the VI edition of the Conference on Transfer and Innovation in Extensive Winter Crops organized by the Group for the Evaluation of New Varieties of Extensive Crops in Spain (GENVCE). A meeting point where farmers, students, cereal technicians and experts arrived from different parts of Spain and where, for the third year, ADAMA Agriculture Spain has been present to show the main solutions offered to professionals that are dedicated to the cultivation of winter cereal.
The sectoral council of Cereals of Agro-alimentary Cooperatives of Spain has realized this week a first estimation of the harvest of cereals of 22,5 million tonnes, what supposes a 45,4% more with regard to the past campaign.
The University of Lleida has published an article on the control of poor techniques in the cultivation of corn, which addresses the solutions and guidelines to end them.
