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Struggling to boost production, DA intensifies anti-smuggling fight
[ad_1] Ramon Royandoyan – Philstar.com January 18, 2023 | 3:19pm MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Agriculture is training its…
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Desperation over onion | Inquire Opinion
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Avian Flu Is Crushing Farmers, by Salena Zito
[ad_1] HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — The public’s pocketbooks have been hit hard by the skyrocketing cost of eggs in the last…
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Analysis: Who owns Britain’s farmland?
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‘Contained fury’: Shaftsbury residents alarmed over 85-acre solar proposal
[ad_1] The hillside where the proposed project would be located. Photo courtesy of Jesse McDougall. A group of residents is…
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Merchants of Spin: Monsanto’s Astroturfing of Glyphosate in the EU
[ad_1] Photograph Source: Anztowa – CC BY 2.0 In a previous article, I discussed pending legal cases against Monsanto and…
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Vicious agriculture pest found in the South Island for first time
[ad_1] supplied/Supplied The fall armyworm had caused millions of dollars worth of crop damage in China, the United States and…
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Messi’s face grows in field in Argentina after World Cup victory
[ad_1] An Argentine farmer has grown an enormous 124-acre image of Lionel Messi visible from space after planting a specially…
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Domestic Wholesale Fertilizer Prices Seen Holding Mostly Steady Ahead of Spring Preplant
[ad_1] The outsized value of urea against UAN continues to be a hot topic for those with approaching nitrogen needs…
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Maine’s agriculture harvest grew in size last year, while national production fell
[ad_1] Ralph Sanborn dries hay with a tedder attached to his tractor in Wales in November. Production of hay, often…
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As California faces droughts and floods together, farmers look to new water technologies
[ad_1] The earth under Dennis Lebow’s gumboots is saturated. He’s in the Salinas Valley in California, about an hour south…
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3 Big Things Today, January 18, 2023
[ad_1] 1. Soybean Futures Rise in Overnight Trading Soybean futures were higher in overnight trading on signs of demand for…
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Agriculture Companies Push Carbon-Capture Farming; Growers Are Skeptical
[ad_1] Agriculture companies are investing millions of dollars to develop farming programs designed to capture more carbon dioxide in fields,…
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Cabbage-growing experiment shows human waste can be good to use as fertiliser | Soil
[ad_1] Using fertilizers derived from human faeces and urine can be as productive as conventional organic ones, with no risk…
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Agric4She transforms lives | The Herald
[ad_1] The Herald Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter AGRIC4SHE, a multi-faceted program championed by the First Lady, Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has…
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Thai farmer makes 1 million baht per month selling buffalo semen
[ad_1] Photo via NaewNa HAS farmer in Kalasin province in northeast thailand makes 1 million baht every month by selling…
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Kenya declares war on millions of birds after they raid crops | food safety
[ad_1] A drive by the Kenyan government to kill up to 6 million red-billed quelea birds that have invaded farms…
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Afraid of high-tech food? Get over it
[ad_1] But a backlash has begun. Plant-based meat sales have plateaued. Beyond’s stock is down 95 percent from its peak.…
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Oyster harvesting curtailed in Northwest Florida waters as of Jan. 18
[ad_1] As predicted in September, a state rule change due to be implemented Wednesday will drastically reduce the size of…
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How the last 12,000 years have shaped what humans are today
[ad_1] Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain While humans have been evolving for millions of years, the past 12,000 years have been…
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From poaching to production: the fish farm that rehabilitated a Rwanda lake | Global development
[ad_1] For years, Eric Ndagijimana’s father, Barthazard, poached fish from Gishanda Lake in eastern Rwanda to feed his family. The…
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Energy blessing but farmer’s curse – POLITICO
[ad_1] Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. Ist der Winter warm, wird der Bauer arm.…
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Russian fertilizer export revenue surged 70% in 2022 as prices jumped
[ad_1] Russia’s revenue from fertilizer exports soared last year despite a decline in sales volumes, as crop nutrient prices rose…
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6 things that need urgent attention in 2023
[ad_1] South Africa’s agriculture remains an important sector of the economy and holds great potential to reduce poverty. It’s also…
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