Security forces and local reports indicate that at least 49 people were killed and dozens injured during an attack on a rural settlement and livestock facility in South Sudan.

Poor grass quality and prolonged hot weather have delayed lamb production schedules, prompting industry leaders to note significant drops in sheep slaughter numbers.

A previously overlooked health condition affecting cattle and sheep during the finishing phase can remain unnoticed for extended periods, posing significant risks to livestock management and meat production.

Publicly circulated threats targeting pet owners have left residents uneasy about walking their animals, prompting inquiries into the legal consequences of endangering livestock.

Greece's Ministry of Rural Development unveiled a comprehensive financial aid package exceeding €7 million to support livestock farmers and dairy producers in Lesvos affected by foot-and-mouth disease.

An anthrax infection has been confirmed at a livestock facility in Bulgaria’s Lovech region, with authorities noting the affected animal was not destined for commercial sale. Tensions escalated when reporters covering the outbreak were physically assaulted near the farm.

Official culling statistics in County Wicklow underscore the ongoing difficulties in controlling bovine tuberculosis transmission between wildlife and livestock.

Political figures from Southern and Middle Belt regions have formally opposed the federal government's proposed livestock management scheme, citing implementation concerns.

Severe drought conditions across parts of England have devastated local hay yields, compelling the National Trust conservation charity to supplement livestock feed months ahead of schedule at estates like Wimpole in Cambridgeshire.

The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization is promoting a genetically improved Boran cattle breed to boost domestic beef production and reduce reliance on imports.

Agricultural stakeholders in County Wicklow are invited to participate in a UCD-led study documenting their experiences and perspectives regarding livestock predation. The survey aims to gather comprehensive data to inform future farming and conservation policies.

The Bangladeshi government has announced plans to build dedicated processing centers for livestock products to modernize the agricultural supply chain and improve food safety standards.

A livestock feed warehouse caught fire early this morning in the village of Kodër Bujaras near Elbasan, prompting immediate response from local firefighters.

Residents near Whangārei Heads road have filed 185 complaints regarding livestock roaming freely, citing multiple vehicle crashes and property damage caused by the animals.

Romania's acting Agriculture Minister announced that farmers will be able to submit applications for state aid dedicated to pig and cattle breeders starting September 1, with applicant guidelines to be published shortly.

Wallabies, introduced to New Zealand in 1912, have now spread across over 200,000 hectares in the Bay of Plenty region, posing a significant threat to native tree seedlings, ferns, and grasses, and competing with livestock.

A Meru farmer has revolutionized the livestock business by converting food waste into feed, generating up to Sh600,000 monthly. This innovative approach allowed him to sell 150 pigs in a single day, earning Sh2.8 million.

The El Niño phenomenon is intensifying livestock deaths and water scarcity in the Kori Woreda of Ethiopia's Afar region. The worsening conditions are severely impacting local communities and their livelihoods.

Tanzania's meat exports are significantly driven by the trade of goats and sheep. These livestock contribute substantially to the country's overall meat shipments.

The Kenyan government is implementing a new fodder reservation plan aimed at protecting livestock from the impacts of drought.

Nyagatare is rallying Kigali-based farmers in an effort to modernize livestock farming practices. The initiative aims to improve and update methods within the sector.

Greek farmers reportedly claimed EU subsidies for tens of thousands more livestock than could be accounted for, according to a Politiko report.

Kenya is exploring strategies to transform its livestock and fish industries into key drivers of industrial growth, aiming to create more jobs, increase incomes, and boost exports.

A report highlights how unsanitary conditions and practices in Nigeria's abattoirs are contributing to a decline in the country's life expectancy, despite a large livestock sector.

Serious questions are being raised about the reliability of data supporting agricultural controls, subsidies, and livestock policy in Greece, as a new POLITICO investigation highlights a significant discrepancy between ELSTAT's count of 8.8 million sheep and goats and the veterinary system's 15.7 million.

A wildfire erupted in the village of Grebenac, Serbia, with flames rising higher than pine trees. Children and livestock were immediately evacuated from the area.

The Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture warned that Serbia is losing its food independence due to a significant reduction in its livestock population. This trend poses a serious threat to the nation's agricultural self-sufficiency.

African swine fever has appeared in Kölked, Hungary, requiring another animal stock to be culled, and experts are urging livestock keepers to strictly adhere to epidemic prevention regulations.

Cyprus's Agriculture Minister Christos Senekis announced that most livestock farmers whose animals were culled due to the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak have received compensation.

A viral video's claims about the impact of cows on climate change have been debunked. Methane, a significant greenhouse gas produced by livestock, has a short but dramatic effect on the Earth's atmosphere.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to enhancing food security and creating jobs through agricultural and livestock development initiatives.

Slovenian Agriculture Minister Janez Cigler Kralj appealed to farmers not to sell their livestock due to feed shortages caused by drought, promising state aid and urging consumers to buy local products.

A dispute over a love marriage has led to the displacement of 600 people in Badin, with affected families reporting that armed men damaged their homes and stole belongings and livestock.

Villages near Gornji Milanovac, Serbia, continue to face twelve-hour water restrictions, with some residents reporting only an hour of water supply, raising concerns for livestock.

DPS MP Despotović stated that Montenegrin livestock farmers are requesting an earlier start to lamb purchases, but their concerns are not being addressed, accusing Joković of avoiding responsibility.

The Nigerian Army successfully rescued nine kidnap victims and thwarted several attacks in Niger State. Operations also led to the recovery of an AK-47 rifle, motorcycles, and suspected rustled livestock.

Negotiations are set to begin on Monday to provide a regular water supply to Kučka Korita in Montenegro, a long-standing goal for local residents and livestock farmers. An NGO has initiated the effort to resolve this critical issue.

Swiss farmer Renzo Blumenthal was forced to sell 18 cows from his farm in Vella due to the severe heat and drought, which led to a critical shortage of fodder for his livestock.

ELGA, the Greek agricultural insurance organization, has completed its 2025 compensation payments, disbursing 6.62 million euros to 5,201 insured producers for damages to plant production and livestock.

A record-breaking heatwave across Asia is causing severe agricultural damage, with reports of potatoes 'boiling' in the ground and widespread livestock deaths, leading to ruined harvests.

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are urging the Nigerian federal government to publish the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the $2.5 billion JBS livestock deal. They warn against repeating past mistakes made in the oil sector and demand transparency regarding the agreement.

The New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite dangerous to livestock, has spread across North America, infecting over 500 humans.

Due to severe drought, pastures in many parts of the Czech Republic are scorched, forcing South Bohemian farmers to move their livestock to stables and seek feed, including from abroad, as existing hay reserves may not last until the next harvest.

A zoomed-in NASA fire map has distorted the perception of fires in Central Africa, which actually has thousands of small, active fires reflecting traditional agricultural and livestock practices, rather than uncontrolled burning.

Tech company Halter is expanding its presence across cattle farms, with 1.5 million cows globally now wearing its collars, utilizing virtual fences for livestock management.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has chosen five states and the FCT to participate in its pilot National Ranching Policy, an initiative aimed at modernizing livestock farming and reducing farmer-herder conflicts.

Democratic Party MP Jorida Tabaku has accused the Albanian government of implementing fiscal policies that favor 'KAYO' companies close to the government, while farmers and livestock breeders face high tax burdens.

Nigerian President Tinubu announced plans to double the livestock sector's economic contribution from its current $32 billion. This initiative aims to significantly boost the sector's impact on the national economy.

New European Union bluetongue rules are set to simplify livestock movements for farmers in affected areas. The updated regulations will allow stock to be moved across EU borders by meeting specific health conditions.

Sérgio Costa estimates that damages in Guarda, Portugal, could reach one million euros, impacting infrastructure and livestock, with animal feed being a priority while awaiting government support.

The situation regarding a fire in Greece is reportedly improving, although strong winds continue to complicate firefighting efforts, with a livestock unit having been burned.

The Portuguese government has revised its compensation scheme for agricultural producers whose herds are attacked by the Iberian wolf, reinforcing indemnities and eligibility criteria.

Residents in North Jutland, Denmark, are expressing concern for their animals following a recent wolf incident. The event has led to numerous calls to authorities as people worry about the safety of their livestock and pets.

Yiannis Karipidis, a Greek MP, has requested a full briefing on agricultural issues before intervening in the Greek parliament with a question, emphasizing the urgent need to find solutions for farmers and livestock breeders in Larissa.

SYRIZA MPs have submitted a question to the Minister of Rural Development regarding the need for a comprehensive plan for the future of livestock farming in Lesbos. The inquiry specifically addresses outstanding compensation and the management of foot-and-mouth disease on the island.

Cows, through their burps and flatulence, are being highlighted as a major contributor to climate change due to the millions of tons of methane they release into the atmosphere.

The Greek Agriculture Ministry has approved €38.1 million in compensation for livestock farmers who suffered losses due to disease outbreaks, including sheep and goat pox, peste des petits ruminants (PPR), and foot-and-mouth disease, covering mandatory culling and income losses in the first half of 2026.

Nigerian troops successfully thwarted a bandit attack in a Sokoto community, preventing the kidnapping of residents and the rustling of animals. The incident occurred on Wednesday.

Farmers on New Zealand's East Coast are converting land previously planted with pine forests back into sheep and beef farms, pushing back against forestry expansion.

Due to persistent drought, water reserves for livestock are running low on some Alpine farms. Early alp descents have already occurred in Schwyz, and Fribourg has requested army assistance.

Authorities are recovering pigs from residents after a delivery truck overturned in Barangay Patpat, Bukidnon, leading to a looting frenzy. At least 100 livestock remain missing following the incident.

An estimated 1,000 animals and birds perished in a devastating fire that engulfed a livestock farm in Katsikali, Megara, as part of the larger wildfires that affected Attica and Boeotia.

German hikers reportedly clashed with Swiss livestock guard dogs, leading to an incident in Switzerland.

The Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food is paying 4.2 million euros in compensation to 176 livestock farms for animals mandatorily culled due to diseases like sheep pox and foot-and-mouth disease.

The forest department in Andhra Pradesh has intensified its search for a male Royal Bengal tiger named 'Explorer'. The tiger has been roaming the Godavari region for six months and is responsible for multiple livestock attacks.

Three individuals have contracted brucellosis in the Hercegbosanska County of Herzegovina, where illegal grazing has led to a tenfold increase in infected livestock compared to last year.

Livestock owners staged a protest at the North Aegean regional headquarters, demanding urgent measures to contain the spread of the viral disease affecting local agriculture.

A livestock farm and surrounding communities near the Lithuanian border endured nearly three days of blackout and communication blackouts due to intense weather conditions.

Officials from both nations agreed to strengthen bilateral ties through joint JICA projects focused on animal health, livestock development, and food safety standards.

A comprehensive program for reconstructing the nation's livestock sector spanning 2027 to 2038 was presented to the president and endorsed by agricultural organizations.

The Kenyan government has launched a livestock empowerment initiative targeting women in Homa Bay, providing them with poultry to boost agricultural productivity and local economies.

Unprecedented water shortages in traditionally wet regions like Brittany and Normandy are compelling agricultural producers to overhaul their operations and adopt new survival strategies.

Five women report being sold injured or dangerous horses by a single Facebook seller, prompting scrutiny over animal welfare and platform accountability in online livestock sales.

A severe fire destroyed a dairy barn, forcing a father of six to relocate half his herd as he fights to secure the future of his agricultural property.

Mexican agricultural authorities have halted the entry of live livestock into Baja California Sur to prevent the spread of the destructive screwworm parasite. While meat imports remain open to ensure food supply stability, preventive technical measures were initiated as early as 2024.

The Kinmen government has suspended pork imports following outbreaks of African Swine Fever (ASF), aiming to protect local livestock and public health.

Stricter EU regulations on livestock antibiotic use take effect next week, prompting a trade restriction on Brazilian meat products that cannot prove equivalent domestic standards in time.

An Austrian publication argues that shifting dietary habits to consume more wheat and grains directly could strengthen organic farming, reduce synthetic nitrogen fertilizer dependency, and decrease the need to feed crops to livestock.

Agricultural producers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are raising alarms over severe drought conditions that have heavily damaged corn harvests and reduced livestock feed supplies, potentially driving up meat and dairy prices.

The Cameroonian government has advanced the timeline for its 13th General Census of Agriculture and Livestock, aiming to gather critical data needed to drive the nation’s agropastoral economic emergence by 2035.

Several livestock operations in Latvia remain without electricity, forcing farmers to rely on malfunctioning generators and leading to significant losses in milk production.

Official figures indicate a noticeable drop in stocktheft incidents, reflecting shifting trends in rural crime and security management.

This archival collection highlights reporting on the ongoing crisis affecting livestock populations in Ethiopia, driven by drought, disease, and climate-related challenges.

Livestock markets remain under pressure as cattle prices struggle and lean hog prices hit a 12-month low, though recent bullish reports from the USDA offer limited short-term relief.

Researchers from Mendel University in Brno are conducting a study in the Beskydy and Broumov regions to test various types of mobile fences, including electric and fladry, to determine the most effective way to protect livestock from wolf attacks.

Governor Alia of Benue State announced that the Nigerian Federal Government will not impose its ranching policy on the state, clarifying that livestock encompasses more than just cattle.

A South African couple has transformed 11 former livestock farms into a 67,000-acre wildlife reserve in the Great Karoo, reintroducing wildlife after restoring the land.

The U.S. will resume limited livestock imports from Mexico starting August 24 at the Douglas, Arizona, border crossing, as the outbreak of the flesh-eating screwworm parasite eases.

Greece has officially been declared free of the Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) livestock disease, a significant achievement for its agricultural sector.

French farmers are resorting to using their winter fodder supplies early as repeated heatwaves and drought have scorched pastures, stressed livestock, and driven up costs. Grass has disappeared from fields across the country.

Farmers in Uganda's Ankole region are selling their cows, typically valued at Shs3 million, for as low as Shs700,000 due to severe pasture shortages. The drought conditions are forcing farmers to liquidate their livestock at a loss.

Czech farmers are reporting significantly lower harvests due to drought and heatwaves, leading to a critical shortage of animal feed. This scarcity is forcing some breeders to reduce their herds by selling animals for slaughter, impacting agricultural operations across the country.

The government of Rwanda has announced the lifting of restrictions on livestock markets in four of its districts, aiming to normalize trade.

South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas has declared a "significant escalation" in H5 bird flu after more than 1,000 birds were found dead in three mass mortality events, though no detections have been made in poultry or livestock.

Farmers in Cork, Ireland, are voicing concerns about a looming fodder crisis, which could impact their livestock and livelihoods.

The 'Lovstvo' public enterprise in Bar, Montenegro, rehomed 187 dogs and sterilized nearly 200 last year, while the municipality fined three owners of stray livestock. The local animal shelter is reportedly full due to owner negligence, with officials stating that expanding capacity is not the solution.

A unique advertisement has been created that focuses on the natural need for livestock to scratch, highlighting its importance for animal well-being. Regular scratching improves circulation and contributes to healthier, calmer animals, leading to better productivity.

The Middle Belt Forum has rejected land allocation for cattle ranching, urging NASS members to summon the livestock development minister and calling for legal action against alleged unlawful land acquisition.

An explosion in a workshop and barn in Andraž nad Polzelo, Slovenia, severely injured a 40-year-old man. The ensuing fire destroyed the entire roof structure and hay, though livestock were successfully rescued.

US beef prices are staying high as the national cattle herd approaches a five-decade low, leading Tyson Foods to cut beef-processing capacity. This reduction in supply is driving up livestock costs and contributing to persistent losses in the beef business.

This article discusses the challenge of identifying a single sick animal, such as a chicken with subtle symptoms, before it can infect an entire flock and potentially trigger a devastating epidemic.

A deputy headteacher in Kitengela, Kenya, has transitioned from livestock farming, which was struggling, to successful pepper cultivation, demonstrating resilience and determination.

The capital city received only one offer for its public tender seeking a service provider to catch stray livestock, provide temporary shelter, and bury deceased animals.

Nigeria's Federal Government has launched state-specific Livestock Development Centres with the aim of boosting the sector's value from $32 billion to $74 billion by 2035.

While hot weather is expected to recede, drought-affected counties in Ireland show little sign of rain, leading many livestock farmers to feed their animals winter silage due to poor grass growth.

Edo State Governor Senator Monday Okpebholo conducted a minor cabinet reshuffle, reassigning Professor Omorodion Ikponmwonsa from Livestock Development to the Ministry of Oil and Gas.

Brazil has lost 14% of its native vegetation over 41 years, with 136 million hectares converted for agriculture and livestock. The Amazon and Cerrado biomes experienced the largest absolute losses, though deforestation fell below one million hectares for the first time in 2025.

Thousands of families in Somalia are fleeing their homes due to a prolonged drought that has led to widespread hunger and the loss of livestock and farms. The humanitarian crisis is exacerbated by a sharp decline in aid.

Livestock farmers are being compelled to sell their cattle due to a severe shortage of feed, a direct consequence of ongoing drought conditions.

The number of wolves in Denmark is increasing, yet the number of wolf-killed sheep and lambs has decreased by 25 percent from the first half of 2025 to the same period this year.

Italian farms are facing increasing alarm as drought and high temperatures are burning corn and pastures, jeopardizing the supply of hay and cereals for animals, while costs continue to rise.

In Austria, livestock is being prematurely removed from pastures and sent to slaughterhouses as a measure to cope with high temperatures, even in the water-rich country.

A severe drought is destroying crops and causing heat stress for livestock in Croatia and the Czech Republic, with farmers reporting potatoes emerging from the soil and prioritizing swine fever over drought relief.

This summer's extreme heatwave is severely impacting agriculture in Austria, leading to emergency slaughter of livestock as alpine pastures dry up and crop development slows. Some pastures are now completely devoid of cattle.

Due to a complicated epizootic situation, the Bulgarian Food Agency has urged the public not to transport sheep and goats to temples and monasteries for sacrifices, donations, or sales.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced plans to more than double the livestock sector's annual contribution to the nation's economy to over $64 billion, coinciding with Nigeria hosting the 9th All Africa Conference on Animal Agriculture.

A gold rush is transforming landscapes and lives in Afghanistan's northeastern Badakhshan province, with thousands of miners and excavators operating day and night. The extensive mining activities are taking place in areas previously used by villagers and livestock.

Brittany Ferries has announced its decision to cease livestock transport, a move praised by animal welfare advocates as a significant win.

A severe heatwave has led to up to 70 percent lower harvests of crucial livestock feed like soybean meal, increasing reliance on imports and prompting discussions about meat consumption.

Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Livestock Development plans to reduce the country's $1.5bn milk imports by developing grazing reserves to boost local production and livestock.

Diana and Grant Crosse, long-time sheep and beef farmers on New Zealand's Kāpiti Coast, have transitioned their operations to focus on growing olive trees.

Hundreds of thousands of camels, descendants of those from the Arabian desert, populate the Australian Outback, serving as a source of income for residents who are passionate about the animals.

While livestock have long been identified as climate culprits for methane emissions, a new study indicates that wild animals also release unexpected quantities of the harmful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere.

Police and a company are appealing for the return of 92 hogs that went missing after a livestock delivery truck crashed in Barangay Patpat, Bukidnon, warning against keeping the animals.

Dr. Thuthuzelwa Stempa emphasizes that food security begins with healthy livestock and empowered farmers, translating policy into tangible community impact.

An alarming surge in bluetongue disease has been reported among sheep in the UK, with farmers advised to vaccinate their livestock after recent hot weather created ideal conditions for virus-carrying midges.

A group of livestock breeders in Nicosia blocked the entrance to veterinary services headquarters, demanding immediate payment of outstanding compensation following this year's foot and mouth disease outbreak.

Deadly cloudbursts, attributed to increasingly erratic weather patterns linked to climate change, have devastated mountain communities in Kashmir, leading to significant loss of homes, crops, and livestock.

A massive fire in the village of Riban, Mallakastër, Albania, has led to the rapid spread of flames. Police services have evacuated 15 families, their livestock, and pets, with firefighters and police on the ground.

The new myAGRO platform by AADE has launched, allowing Greek farmers to submit their Single Aid Applications for 2026 to declare their agricultural and livestock holdings.

Austrian farmers are facing a precarious situation due to persistent drought, leading to a shortage of feed and water and forcing many to sell their animals, with long-term effects expected on livestock numbers.

The Niger State government has initiated a program to profile herders, aiming to improve security and regulate livestock movement by tracking pastoralists.

A livestock unit in the Megara region of Greece has been engulfed in flames, raising concerns for both workers and the animals within the facility.

Two licensed veterinarians are under investigation after inspectors discovered rotting cattle carcasses and evidence that vaccination records were falsified, with vaccines allegedly administered to calves instead of sick livestock.

Forces from Operation Fansan Yamma successfully rescued two abducted individuals and recovered 94 stolen cattle while disrupting terrorist networks across Kaduna and Kano states.

International airports across Uzbekistan have reduced tariffs for handling imported cattle, sheep, and goats to streamline agricultural supply chains.

Major farming organizations have backed a national program aimed at revitalizing Cyprus's livestock sector between 2027 and 2038, urging swift government implementation.

Residents in the Lastve Grbaljska area are calling for immediate government intervention after uncontrolled livestock repeatedly destroy private vegetable gardens, orchards, and agricultural plots.

A community development initiative distributes livestock to low-income households across Africa, enabling families to generate sustainable income and improve food security. The program demonstrates how small agricultural investments can drive long-term economic resilience.

Severe drought conditions across Ireland are forcing farmers to carefully balance livestock grazing, slurry management, and environmental compliance to protect water quality.

Livestock producers in conservative-leaning states are expressing anger over current agricultural policies, explicitly placing blame on President Trump for their economic struggles.

Five women told the BBC they were sold unsafe and injured horses through Facebook marketplace listings, resulting in severe injuries including one child being kicked in the head. The reports underscore ongoing consumer safety risks in online livestock transactions.

Leaders from the Southern and Middle Belt regions have firmly opposed the federal government's proposed livestock policy, demanding transparency and warning against imposing the scheme on local communities.

A new generation of cattle ranch hands in states like Montana is utilizing traditional skills to manage wildlife conflicts and promote sustainable coexistence between grazing animals and native predators.

Veterinary authorities in the Kozani regional unit have raised alarms following the detection of a new suspected case of capripox (goat and sheep pox) at a local livestock farm.

Firefighters are battling flames on steep terrain near Kanine village, where strong winds are hampering containment efforts and threatening livestock pastures.

Severe weather conditions, including prolonged droughts and active wildfires, are damaging crop yields and livestock pastures, prompting concerns over rising food inflation and supply chain disruptions.

A backyard project initiated in 2022 has expanded into a one-hectare community garden in Lenasia South, employing around 40 volunteers to grow vegetables and raise livestock for local food security.

Jackal populations have alarmingly increased in villages along the Danube River in Romania, with residents reporting nightly sounds, fear for their livestock, and recent attacks on animals.

Facing cash shortages, smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe are increasingly exchanging cattle and other livestock directly for grain and fertilizer supplies.

The tsetse fly, described as a bloodsucking insect with a saw-like mouth, continues to pose a major problem by transmitting animal trypanosomiasis, which leads to anaemia, weight loss, and reduced productivity in livestock.

The United Kingdom is bracing for the 'worst yet to come' as the bluetongue virus outbreak is anticipated to reach its peak in September, posing a significant threat to livestock.

Oman is undertaking road projects worth over OMR120 million in the Al Wusta Governorate. Additionally, agricultural, livestock, and fisheries investments in North Al Sharqiyah have reached OMR74 million.

Authorities in Chihuahua, Mexico, have released 40 million sterile flies as part of a biological control program aimed at eradicating the screw-worm pest, which poses a significant threat to livestock.

Swiss farmers are being hit hard by major slaughterhouses refusing to pay agreed-upon prices for emaciated cows, exacerbating their precarious situation during a fodder crisis.

Thailand is transforming its beef industry with the goal of capturing a larger share of the Chinese market, focusing on livestock exports.

The National Animal Genetic Resources Centre and Data Bank (NAGRC) is actively transforming Uganda’s livestock sector, implementing changes from the grassroots level.

Persistent drought conditions are driving up hay prices and sparking an illegal trade of fodder between France and Switzerland. French farmers are warning of a looming winter shortage for their livestock.

MLS (Muscat Livestock) has entered a landmark agreement with Al Meera to operate butchery counters within Al Meera stores across Oman, marking an important expansion.

Two years after the first sheep pox case in Evros, Greece, the country's livestock sector has lost over 500,000 sheep and goats, facing ongoing challenges.

Swiss farmers have been compelled to bring their livestock down from mountain pastures earlier than scheduled due to severe drought conditions, particularly affecting the Jura Arc and parts of French-speaking and eastern Switzerland.

Japan's farmers are increasingly shifting to nocturnal work schedules to protect themselves, their crops, and livestock from deadly midday heat. Once-busy daytime hours are now avoided due to the mortal threat posed by extreme temperatures.

Farmers in South Bohemia have begun harvesting corn a month earlier than last year due to drought, which caused the plants to dry up. Most farmers will process the corn into silage for livestock, as fodder is scarce this year.

Slovenia's minister advises livestock breeders against reducing or selling their herds due to currently low meat prices, promising state aid to compensate for last year's drought. The main focus is on feed and accelerating payments for drought relief.

Iran and Armenia have held talks to explore bilateral cooperation in agriculture, focusing on livestock imports and investment in border regions.

British farmers are facing significant challenges due to brutal heat and daily water shortages, impacting crops, livestock, and the overall viability of their farms.

A Benue PDP chieftain has rejected the Federal Government’s proposal to fund ranches for herders, advocating for livestock owners to acquire their own land.

Irish farm organizations and the minister are scheduled to meet as a deepening drought crisis raises fears of a severe shortage of winter fodder for livestock due to poor grass growth.

Livestock exports from the Horn of Africa are increasing in value, with Somalia alone surpassing $1.5 billion annually, indicating potential for greater economic capture in the region.

The UK's food supply, including milk, wine, and salad, is being significantly affected by a fifth successive climate crisis-driven heatwave, leading to parched fields, overheating livestock, and potentially the worst cereal harvest in decades.

Bandits have killed two people and abducted six others in Unguwar Aminu, Katsina State, marking the latest in a series of raids involving killings, abductions, and livestock theft in the region since late July.

Livestock farmers in Montenegro are dissatisfied with the Ministry of Agriculture's stance on drought aid, being told assistance can only be expected after damage assessment by municipal secretariats.

Livestock expert says new rearing methods can increase returns by up to 50%

Livestock farmers in Danilovgrad, Montenegro, are demanding the abolition of VAT on animal feed, refunds of fuel excises, and additional subsidies due to extensive damage caused by drought and storms.

Authorities in Russia's Tyumen region have initiated mass pig culls following a mysterious outbreak, an incident that comes after a similar livestock culling due to pasteurellosis in the Novosibirsk region earlier this year.

Zamboanga del Sur has become the first Philippine province to establish a Wagyu cattle breeding and upgrading program, aiming to transform its livestock industry.

Farmers and livestock breeders in Greece have until September 7, 2026, to correct or supplement specific data in their final OSDE 2025 declarations, which is necessary for the disbursement of payments after required checks.

Czech agriculture is struggling with drought, with a European Commission study warning that parts of Europe, including areas of the Czech Republic, could become dry and infertile by 2040, forcing farmers to choose between livestock and subsidies.

Irish Ferries is now the sole remaining option for livestock transport after a French firm ceased exports, a move celebrated by campaigners but concerning for farmers and politicians.

Livestock farmers are raising concerns about significantly higher feed costs and potential price increases for their products, attributing the issue to drought and poor hay yields.

Research indicates that children growing up in rural areas, especially on farms with livestock, are significantly less likely to develop allergies and asthma, with new insights into protective factors.

Hong Kong authorities are proposing a new regulation that would require residents raising goats, sheep, and cattle in the New Territories to obtain a license. The measure aims to mitigate nuisance and hygiene issues for neighbors amidst accelerating urban development projects.

The presence of wolves continues to be a polarizing issue in Sweden, with some advocating for their protection while others, like sheep farmers, express frustration over livestock losses, fueling political and social division.

A decade after the Una flogging incident, the Sarvaiya family in Mota Samadhiyala village continues its fight for justice, with their daily routine still involving tending to livestock.

The Tullamore Show, an agricultural spectacular in Ireland, celebrated its 35th anniversary, attracting more than 70,000 visitors to see prize livestock, baking stalls, and commercial stands.

Reports indicate a rise in attacks by wolves on farm animals, highlighting growing concerns for livestock owners.

Livestock farmers in Montenegro are threatening protests due to unaddressed demands, while Minister Joković is reportedly on vacation and will address their letter upon his return. The farmers are expressing frustration over the lack of response to their concerns.

Nigerian troops have arrested four suspected Lakurawa terrorists, identified as Usman Bammo, Ali Usman, Abubakar Garba, and Muhammadu Dage, and recovered livestock in a rural market in Sokoto.

The European Commission's new strategy for the livestock sector includes a series of financial procedures to support farmers, outlining a long-term vision for the sector's development, including measures for slaughterhouses, damages, and crises.

Emergency measures have been implemented in Kastoria to suppress the spread of sheep pox following an infection in livestock farms. Authorities are taking action to control the animal disease.

A generations-old livestock-sharing arrangement is providing hope and helping farmers build livelihoods in South Punjab.

North Macedonia's Minister Serafimovski revealed that millions of state funds were siphoned off through schemes involving non-existent sheep and fraudulent tobacco, with a significant discrepancy found between registered and actual livestock numbers.

Scientists have discovered that wild deer, as ruminants, individually emit more methane than cows, contributing millions of tonnes of the greenhouse gas each year, though their total impact is small compared to domesticated livestock.

Police in five Amazon region countries have arrested hundreds of people and confiscated timber, minerals, and thousands of livestock in one of the largest coordinated operations against environmental crimes.

Livestock farmers are set to receive €4.2 million in compensation for approximately 75,000 animals that were culled, likely due to disease outbreaks.

Farmers in Zurich have initiated an online platform to exchange fodder, providing a solution to feed livestock during a period of drought.

A wolf was shot in the Montafon valley of Vorarlberg, Austria, after it was responsible for killing at least two cattle and one donkey, posing a threat to farm animals.

Austrian livestock farmers are grappling with an "historic drought" exacerbated by climate change and extreme heat, which poses a significant economic threat to the country's agriculture, according to ministers.