Agriculture news in Portugal

Kristin has no impact on food supply, but it may affect consumers' wallets

Climate breakdown could reduce grazing land capacity by 50% by 2100

Who wins and who loses in Portugal from the EU–Mercosur agreement

European Parliament prepares measures for fertilizer purchases for farmers affected by price hikes

Measures include 540 million euros in financial aid and advance direct payments to farmers, aimed at helping them pay banks and suppliers.

Porto researchers develop technology to 'enrich' sorghum

The 'FIND-IT' technology allowed for the identification of plants whose variant of a zinc sensor, in that gene, enables the induction of greater absorption and accumulation of this nutrient.

Berry fruits production triples in Portugal

Mondego farmers report delays in support. PCP accuses Government of "propaganda"

Following the promises made by the Government in the wake of the severe storms that hit the Central region at the beginning of the year, farmers in the Mondego Valley complain that the aid announced in recent months has yet to arrive.

They bring promises, but no money: farmers heard by the PCP report that support has yet to arrive

The Minister of Agriculture promised that support following the storms would arrive between April and June, but farmers in the Mondego valley area lament “promises” that “do not bring money”. The PCP promises to continue pressing the Executive.

From Berlin balls to wooden spoons

Strengthening the ASAE is not a cost, but an investment.

Portugal’s signature goat and sheep cheeses under threat

Portugal to lead debates that could change the future of global olive oil

Portugal is set to spearhead international discussions aimed at shaping the future of the worldwide olive oil industry.

SAPO14 Jun

3h. Trump contradicts Tehran on the peace memorandum

In a post on the social network Truth Social, he also says that the agreement provides for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Furthermore, Brazil and Morocco do not go beyond a draw.

Energy transition: Biomethane could be a decisive piece

Statements from the key figures in the debate held this morning at the National Agriculture Fair, promoted by Floene, with Expresso as media partner.

Seguro praises the resilience of farmers and appeals for them 'not to be left alone'

The President of the Republic congratulated the farmers for their courage, recalling the storms that affected the central region.

8 PM: President expects Portuguese farmers not to be left alone

The President of the Republic expresses his hope that Portuguese farmers will receive the necessary support and not be left to face their challenges in isolation.

10 PM. National team holds first training session in the USA today

A training session that will be open to the community, at least for those with a ticket. Additionally, the fire in the municipality of Aljustrel, in Beja, has now entered the mop-up phase.

Seguro praises the resilience of farmers who he does not want to see left alone

The President of the Republic praised the quality of Portuguese agriculture and the farmers' capacity for resilience and innovation, stating that they must not be left alone. António José Seguro was in Santarém at the Agriculture fair.

Seguro praises the resilience of farmers and appeals for them 'not to be left alone'

In Santarém, the head of state was received by the president of the Portuguese Farmers' Confederation, who highlighted a 'particularly difficult' year that farmers are experiencing due to the storms.

Seguro calls for farmers not to be left alone

The President of the Republic praises the courage and resilience of farmers, recalling the storms, and stressed that it is important that these professionals 'are not left alone'.

Azores Government supporting farmers

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PS advocates for increased subsidy on agricultural diesel

José Luís Carneiro emphasised that farmers work under “very difficult circumstances” to ensure the country's food needs and expressed his “gratitude” to the sector.

Small fruit sector generates over one billion euros and triples production in ten years in Portugal

The small fruit industry in Portugal has seen significant growth, reaching over one billion euros in revenue and tripling its production volume over the last decade.

Jornal Económico12 Jun

4 PM. TAP restructuring plan concluded

The airline announced that the plan agreed upon with the European Commission in 2021 has been officially concluded. Also in this edition, farmers affected by the storms will receive 30 million euros from Brussels.

The Journey of National Freshness

From origin to the European consumer, Pierre Silva and Francisco Salvador explore the journey of Portuguese fresh produce and the challenges of its internationalisation.

Portuguese farmers to receive an additional 30 million euros

Farmers affected by the storms that hit the country at the beginning of the year will have access to 30 million euros in support, following a request to Brussels to activate the agricultural reserve, it was announced.

Berry fruits production triples in Portugal over 10 years

Essential Business12 Jun

Fertiliser prices affect farmers but Brussels rules out shortage scenario

The European Commission said this Thursday that the recent escalation in fertiliser prices is affecting farmers, but rules out a shortage scenario in the market. In response to a written question from CDS MEP Ana Pedro, the EU executive states that 'although no immediate shortage is expected for the harvests of...'