Africa’s Crop Protection Market Enters a New Era of Opportunity and Uncertainty

FAO experts map where crops and pasturelands are most vulnerable to drought

New pheromone enables precise monitoring and control of macadamia felted coccid, supporting more sustainable and effective IPM strategies.

ABG asked this year’s winners about industry trends, tips for navigating those trends, and how they’ve transformed challenges into opportunities throughout their careers.

Association leaders from international associations and Africa identify two changes expected for 2026 and how those shifts will impact global agriculture and their region.

Global association leaders from CropLife International, IBMA, SABO, and more outline 2026 priorities shaping plant health, regulation and sustainability.

As regulatory gaps widen and tools vanish, experts reveal where biologicals, hybrids, and innovation can help growers adapt by 2026.

The Rwanda Capacity Building (BioCap) Project is a new five-year, $15 million effort supported by the Gates Foundation.

Potential project areas could include climate-smart farming practices, sustainable soil management, and more.

Over 50,000 Kenyan farmers are transforming yields, incomes, and ecosystems through regenerative agriculture—proving sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand.