Farmer from Kostanay Region Receives FAO Award in Rome A farm head from Novoalekseevka, Altynsarin district, Gulnara Kuanyshbayeva, received a UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) award in Rome.
Electronic soil degradation maps in Kazakhstan covered 53.5 million hectares Kazakhstan's Vice Minister of Agriculture Yermek Kenzhekhanuly presented Kazakhstan's experience in restoring degraded agricultural land in Rome.
More than 460 million hectares of forests degraded worldwide, FAO says FAO's "State of the World's Forests 2026" report reveals over 460 million hectares of forests are degraded worldwide.
How Uzbek farmers reduce the number of agrotechnical operations without losing yield From Khorezm's cotton fields to icy water storage in Kashkadarya's mountains, the project spanned four regions with vastly different natural conditions.
A whole season instead of lectures — how FAO trains farmers in the Fergana Valley Instead of usual lectures — a full farming season of observation right in your own field.
In Georgia, artificial intelligence learns to recognize local livestock breeds. The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization launched a project in Georgia that sounds technical but actually protects the genetic heritage of an entire nation.
How the global food market works — ranking of the 40 most valuable products Fresh Visual Capitalist infographic ranks not countries but products — the 40 most valuable food commodities by gross production value in 2024.