Climate-smart farming in Tanzania: Tanzania is rolling out a five-year Agricultural Sector Environmental Action Plan (ASEAP II) to keep production growing while protecting land and water, with implementation from 2026-2031. Heat stress and fisheries: Yellowstone National Park is limiting fishing hours on select rivers and streams after extreme heat pushes water temperatures high enough to harm trout; in Maryland, a record 94°F Potomac River heat wave triggered a major fish kill. Irrigation and climate risk tools: Sri Lanka’s IWMI-backed Agro-Climate Advisory Lab in Kurunegala is bringing seasonal weather forecasts, climate-resilient paddy seeds, and crop insurance to help farmers decide when to sow and manage water. Farm support and policy shifts: Albania cut farm support by about 1.5% while boosting the Albanian Development Fund, as wheat, potatoes, fruit, and livestock numbers declined. Agri-business energy upgrades: Egypt’s Gogreen is advancing a solar build for jojoba cultivation, while South Africa’s Belle Rive hired RenEnergy for a solar-plus-storage system to power irrigation. Rural livelihoods under pressure: Zamfara farmers say birds destroyed crops across 250 hectares, and Goan authorities plan mandatory ID cards to keep traditional fish trade local. Food and market signals: UK shoppers are spending more on beef but buying less, reflecting price pressure. Safety and enforcement: Two farmers died after inhaling toxic gas in a well in Madhya Pradesh; Sri Lanka also arrested 14 fishermen in drug-trafficking operations.