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Trade shocks and human rights risks: Key takeaways from the AGRAYA SUMMIT 2026 webinar

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Managing heat: Five priorities for more resilient fruit and vegetable farms

Rising temperatures and prolonged heat waves are placing greater pressure on agricultural production.
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Strengthening alignment with Accreditation Bodies

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FAO and STDF-supported initiative strengthens good agricultural practices and export readiness in Grenada’s soursop sector

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Grenada’s soursop industry plays an important role in supporting rural livelihoods and agricultural exports. Generating an estimated USD 2.6 million annually and supporting approximately 2,600 farmers, the sector also holds...

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Controlled Environment Agriculture: Winter risk and crop management from root-zone control to batch traceability

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In the fourth and final article in our guest series on Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), Dr. Emilia Mikulewicz explores winter crop management in CEA systems and the importance of production...

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Reflections on the IFAMA World Conference 2026 from Agraya GmbH CEO Elmé Coetzer-Boersma 

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Founded in 1990, the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IFAMA) is a global non-profit that brings together business, academic, and government leaders from over 80 countries. With the aim to strengthen strategic...

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Controlled Environment Agriculture: Precision and error in water and nutrient solution control

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In the third article of our guest series on Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), Dr. Emilia Mikulewicz explores how without appropriate controls, the same structure that increases precision can simultaneously replicate...

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Controlled Environment Agriculture: How hygienic zoning and biosecurity keep the control loop defensible

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In the second article of our guest series on Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA), Dr. Emilia Mikulewicz explores the impact of site architecture on biosecurity –determining whether the closed control loop...

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