The German Farmers’ Association warned on Friday that the prolonged drought and summer heat will lead to a decrease in the harvest, and in the most affected regions, there may be a loss…
When deciding which nitrogen fertilizer option – urea, stabilized urea, calcium ammonium nitrate, ammonium nitrate, or a urea and ammonium nitrate solution – is the most suitable, many farmers may face a dilemma. Read more What is an owl doing on the roof of an apartment building in Lazdynai? As explained by Dr. Gabrielė Pšibišauskienė,…
Every year, farmers strive to grow not only a large but also a high-quality crop. In addition to favorable natural conditions, this is helped by agrotechnological and other measures:…
The same midges in Europe also transmit the Schmallenberg and bluetongue disease viruses. Although these new viruses are usually widespread in Africa, Asia, and Australia, their detection in Central Europe is considered unusual from a geographical perspective. Reporting the occurrence of this disease to the European Commission or the World Organisation for Animal Health is…
Since August 4, updated conditions for granting preferential working capital loans for agriculture have come into effect. This will provide an opportunity to obtain financing for a wider range of temporary financial difficulties…
Baltic Agro and Baltic Agro Machinery present a digital solutions ecosystem designed for data-driven modern farm management. From now on, four options are offered to customers…
Last weekend’s storms in Lithuania, accompanied by strong winds and heavy rainfall, greatly frightened the country’s residents. Similarly, moods fluctuated in the global grain…
New outbreaks of muzzle and nail diseases in Greece and Cyprus show that this highly contagious animal disease remains a serious threat to European livestock farming. Although outbreaks of this disease in Lithuania…
After the first harvested barley was delivered to grain elevators operating in Lithuania, the first harvest forecasts of this year are announced. As forecasted by the agribusiness company…
Serbia’s Ministry of Agriculture announced on Tuesday that nearly 30,000 pigs have died or been slaughtered in the country in recent weeks following several outbreaks of African swine fever.