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    DCT Abu Dhabi sets Guinness World Record for largest agriculture lesson

    10 Jan 2024

    The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) set a new Guinness World Record, organising the world's largest agriculture lesson. tthe lesson brought together a diverse audience of over 290 attendees.

    Khorfakkan, Eastern Region of Sharjah produce finest mangoes due to nature

    28 Jun 2024

    The eastern coastal areas and cities of the Emirate of Sharjah are characterised by their mountainous nature and valleys fed by fresh wells, making the region a home for producing the finest types of mangoes.

    Refugees in New Hampshire turn to farming for better life

    21 Sep 2024

    It’s harvest time in central New Hampshire, and one farm there appears to have been transplanted from a distant continent.

    UAE launches programme to boost agricultural production, strengthen food security

    04 Aug 2024

    The programme aims to improve the skills of agricultural extension agents or guiding staff and develop their professional capacities. It also works towards improving their communication skills to enable them to transfer technology.

    First batch of Danish cows for Mleiha dairy farm lands at Sharjah Airport

    19 Mar 2024

    It would be the first dairy farm in the country that produces completely organic milk, reaching consumers in its purest and natural form without any interference or reduction in its components.

    Sheikh Hamdan visits Farmers’ Souq at Palm Parks, praises Emirati farmers

    13 Jan 2023

    Sheikh Hamdan met Emirati farmers participating in the Farmers’ Souq initiative and commended their efforts to provide high-quality agricultural produce to local consumers.

    Agriculture must go back on eco-friendly roots

    26 Aug 2022

    When I have trouble growing something, I ask my grandma. Whether it’s how to remove mildew on squash plants or stop beetles from attacking my cucumber seedlings, she knows what to do. More importantly, she knows how to farm without chemicals. My grandma is a walking encyclopedia of traditional farming

    Scientists look to solve ozone threat to food security

    31 Aug 2022

    Plant scientist Felicity Hayes checks on her crops inside one of eight tiny domed greenhouses set against the Welsh hills. The potted pigeon pea and papaya planted in spring are leafy and green, soon to bear fruit. In a neighbouring greenhouse, those same plants look sickly and stunted. The pigeon pea is an aged yellow with pockmarked

    Why people have doubts about organic foods

    07 Sep 2023

    Last weekend for lunch we had Chinese-style fried rice that we made ourselves using spring onions, sliced red chillies and a dash of soy sauce. It was homemade but I reckon with the dash of the sauce it wasn’t a hundred per cent healthy. Add to that the side dishes that we decided to buy from a local

    Indoor farms are shutting down as their businesses struggle

    18 Sep 2023

    Inside a bright greenhouse about an hour outside Dallas, workers in hairnets and gloves place plugs of lettuce and other greens into small plastic containers — hundreds of thousands of them — that stack up to the ceiling. A few weeks later, once the vegetables grow to full size, they’ll be picked, packaged and

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