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Why Experienced Growers Rely on Established Seed Banks for Superior Results

Experienced growers understand that the foundation of a successful cultivation process lies in the quality of the seeds. Choosing the right seed bank is a critical decision that directly impacts crop quality, yield, and overall satisfaction. ...

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UK ministers may lift BSE-era ban on animal remains in chicken and pig feed

Exclusive: England and Wales proposals expected to follow Scottish consultation amid fears British farmers are being undercut

The Guardian - UK

‘Get on my land’: the farmers who want strangers wandering their fields

A growing number of landholders are joining forces with right-to-roam campaigners to boost public access to the countryside

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Labour hopes ‘new deal for farmers’ can reset relationship with industry

Steve Reed to announce focus on making farming ‘more profitable and sustainable’ at Oxford Farming Conference

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3 Sustainable Agriculture Stocks Feeding the Future

The agriculture sector is an excellent choice for sustainable investors, driven by growing global demand, technological advancements, sustainable practices, and eco-friendly food trends fueling future growth. Therefore, agriculture stocks such as Mission Produce (AVO), Dole (DOLE), and ICL (ICL), which are shaping the future, are ideal investment options right now.…

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US Urged To Do More To Fight Bird Flu After First Death

The first human death from bird flu in the United States has intensified calls for the government to ramp up efforts to stave off the threat of another pandemic -- particularly ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House.

International Business Times

Scottish farmers needed to explore environmental and economic benefits of legumes

THE James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen is inviting Scottish farmers to take part in research on the cultivation of legumes and their potential…

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Bird flu: US records first human death from H5N1 virus

Louisiana Department of Health says patient was aged over 65 and suffered from underlying medical conditions

Evening Standard

James Waller obituary

Other lives: Leading scientist in the field of tropical plant pathology and a world authority on diseases of coffee

The Guardian - UK

French farmer convoys head to Paris as protests continue over pay, conditions

French farmers once again attempted to block the capital on Monday – the latest in a continuing quest to get better pay and work conditions, ahead of a meeting with Prime Minister Francois Bayrou scheduled for next week.

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Drought and farming: how women in South Africa are using Indigenous knowledge to cope

Africa’s small-scale farmers make up nearly 80% of all farms in the agriculture sector. In South Africa, there are about 2 million small-scale farmers, predominantly Black and based in the eastern summer rainfall region of the country.

The Conversation

Ripe for the picking? Irish wine on the up – but ‘nobody will retire rich’

Global heating has made conditions more favourable for growing grapes – and finding the right variety is key

The Guardian - UK

7 plants you can start growing indoors for January

It may be cold outside, but you can still get a headstart on your spring gardening by planting and tending to these seeds indoors.

Tom’s Guide

Demystifying organic foods and myths

"These stringent rules make organic one of the most trustworthy labels on the market today"

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Uttarakhand CM unveils brochure, poster of 17th Krishi Vigyan Sammelan

The Krishi Maha Kumbh is set to begin from 20 February to 22 February 2025. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

The birth of one cow could change the UK’s dairy industry forever

Vets and scientists have welcomed the “hugely significant” birth of a calf using IVF, saying it could accelerate the dairy industry’s journey to net zero.

Latin Times

Kansas Chicken Deaths Now Confirmed to Be Bird Flu, Officials Say, As Concerns Over Rapid Spread Rise

The mysterious deaths of some backyard chickens in Kansas were caused by bird flu, officials say.

Evening Standard

‘Disastrous’ farm inheritance tax changes makes thriving sector impossible – NFU

The union’s boss called for a pause for consultation on the policy to enable the sector to deliver food security and environmental goals.

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The Independent UK

More than 70 percent of California’s dairy cow herds are infected with bird flu. Here’s what to know

Nearly 70 people have been infected with H5N1 bird flu as infections continue to emerge around the country

The Guardian - US

Bleak outlook for US farmers – and Trump tariffs could make it worse

Bumper grain crop set to weigh heavily as farmers count costs of seed, fertilizer – and effects of possible trade war

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Punjab Bandh By Farmers: Many trains, buses cancelled; Daily services crippled

The farmers have been agitating against the Centre for a legal guarantee of a minimum support price for their crops. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - AU

What will 2025 bring for Australian agriculture? Here are five things to look out for

Environmental regulation, national political fights and the impact of the Trump administration are among the issues on the minds of Australian farmers

The National (Scotland)

UK Government admits 20 per cent drop in agricultural food exports to EU

THE UK Government has admitted food exports from farming to the EU have plummeted by 20 in real terms since Brexit.

The Guardian - UK

‘The dead zone is real’: why US farmers are embracing wildflowers

Strips of native plants on as little as 10% of farmland can reduce soil erosion by up to 95%

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Farmers' protest at Khanauri border enters 314th day

The tensions have risen after Farm leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal fainted at the protest site recently on the Khanauri border while being on a fast-unto-death for over 20 days to press farmers' demands against the central government. Read further on Dynamite News:

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