AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoASF Watch: South Cotabato authorities say an unknown hog illness in Surallah is contained, with no new deaths in the 5-kilometer observation zone and tests showing no confirmed African swine fever spread. Biosecurity in Action: Cebu City ordered tighter ASF controls after 19 backyard hogs tested positive, expanding inspections at ports, markets, slaughterhouses and trading areas. Climate Shock for Farming: Uganda issued an El Niño early warning for 2026/27, flagging above-normal rains, floods, landslides, disease outbreaks and livelihood disruption that can hit food production. Food Security Shift: Humanitarian groups urged a move from emergency food aid to climate-smart farming investments, including better soil, seedlings and practices for more resilient yields. AI for Agriculture: The World Bank says developing countries have a narrow window to use AI for services like agricultural extension, urging quick action on power, connectivity and skills. Regional Agribusiness Support: EIB Global and Centenary Bank say 24,000 micro-enterprises in Uganda have benefited, with agriculture among the funded sectors and women making up over 60% of beneficiaries. Trade & Value Addition: Lesotho MSMEs say they’re ready to sell “Made in Lesotho” products across AfCFTA markets after SADC Industrialisation Week exposure.
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