Corruption Crackdown (Kyrgyzstan): Kyrgyz security services detained land-and-water oversight officials accused of extorting a bribe of 1 million soms to approve a tourist project near a water protection zone. Livestock Feed Planning (Zimbabwe): Zimbabwe’s new Feed and Fodder Dashboard is being rolled out to help livestock farmers and feed makers track availability and prepare for likely El Niño-linked drought. Farmer Costs & Sentiment (US): Purdue’s Ag Economy Barometer showed farmer sentiment slipping in June as high input costs stayed the top worry, with fewer producers saying they’re better off than a year ago. El Niño Monsoon Watch (India): India’s Centre launched weekly preparedness reviews and contingency plans for the Kharif season as monsoon rains improved but El Niño risks remain. Policy & Oversight (South Africa): Parliament’s Agriculture Committee elected Nobuhle Nkabane as acting chair, with foot-and-mouth disease response expected to dominate the next agenda. Pest Pressure (Turkey): Turkish growers face rising threats from the brown marmorated stink bug, with hazelnuts among the hardest hit. Water Infrastructure Threat (California): Golden mussels are clogging irrigation and water systems in California’s Delta, prompting emergency actions in multiple counties. Ranching Rules (US): A major rewrite of Western public-land grazing rules would expand livestock grazing and reduce public input, according to reporting on the proposed Bureau of Land Management changes. Market Signals (US): A push for year-round E15 sales could boost corn demand, but may complicate soybean markets. Local Agriculture Events (UK/US): A UK field fire in Oxfordshire damaged about 100 acres, while Kentucky’s Corn, Soybean and Tobacco Field Day is set for July 21 with pest, soil and marketing guidance.