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‘Sad and debilitating’: rural midwesterners contend with well water tainted by livestock waste

Nitrate-fouled water from concentrated animal feed operations causes a host of medical problems for nearby residents

The Guardian - US

Farmers' protest: 'Delhi Chalo' march to restart amid tight security at borders of national capital

As protesting farmers are set to resume their march once again to the capital city Delhi, to press for their demands including minimum price guarantees for their crops, the police has increased security at the Punjab and Haryana borders. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Seafood industry tackles climate change and regulations

The seafood industry is tackling climate change and government regulations, as the commonwealth fisheries boss says the system is "ridiculously complex".

AAP

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India's 'Drone Sisters' Steer Farming And Social Change

Once a housewife in rural India, Sharmila Yadav always wanted to be a pilot and is now living her dream remotely, flying a heavy-duty drone across the skies to cultivate the country's picturesque farmlands.

International Business Times

Probe ordered into “irregularities” in sheep, fish distribution schemes of BRS govt.

Hyderabad CM Revanth Reddy orders inquiry into irregularities in distribution of livestock, fish; emphasizes need for transparency and accountability.

The Hindu

Country’s first ready-to-serve dragon fruit juice, ready-to-eat jackfruit curry unveiled at ICAR-IIHR

For what is touted as the first time in the country, scientists at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) - Indian Institute of Horticultural Research (IIHR) have developed a ready-to-serve (RTS) dragon fruit/kamalam fruit beverage.

The Hindu

Congress, BJP channel public anger over lethal human-wildlife conflicts against the government

Congress and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) sought to proactively channelise mounting public anger over the back-to-back human-wildlife conflicts that claimed three lives within a short span of 72 hours against the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government.

The Hindu

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Labour to end UK exemptions for bee-killing pesticides outlawed by EU

Exclusive: Wildlife groups welcome promise to ban pesticides approved by government against scientists’ advice

The Guardian - UK

One Nation senator wrong with agriculture emissions claim

Malcolm Roberts has claimed that the capture of greenhouse gases by natural mechanisms offsets the emissions from agricultural processes.

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Landholders say Hunter Gas Pipeline restrictions will destroy their farms

Hunter Gas Pipeline landowners say Santos ad is misleading.

Newcastle Herald

Some green shoots ahead for agricultural production

Agricultural production is expected to rebound slightly for 2024/25 following predicted falls of 15 per cent to $80 billion for 2023/24.

AAP

Coconut growers gather in panic in large numbers to register for copra procurement

Farmers in Shivamogga rush to register for ball copra procurement at support price, facing challenges and allegations of irregularities.

The Hindu

Minister calls upon tobacco farmers of Periyapatna to take to sericulture

Minister urges tobacco farmers to switch to sericulture for economic stability, while Anti-Tobacco Forum supports the transition.

The Hindu

Dozens of koalas allegedly killed or injured during plantation logging on Kangaroo Island

Exclusive: Ex-employees of Australian Agribusiness Group allege dozens of injuries occurred as blue gums cleared for agricultural use, claims which the company rejects

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The Guardian - UK

We need to talk about water – and the fact that the world is running out of it

On a planet becoming hotter and drier by the year, governments are wilfully ignoring a looming crisis, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - US

Out with the animal cruelty. In with … mushrooms? These farmers are leaving factory farming behind

Some farmers have turned from livestock to crops to avoid the financial pitfalls and thorny ethics of industrial agriculture

The Hindu

Farmers give call for ‘Delhi Chalo’ on March 6, ‘rail roko’ on March 10

Delhi Chalo protest: Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and Samyukta Kisan Morcha call for nationwide protests, including 'Delhi Chalo' march and 'rail roko' agitation.

The Guardian - UK

WWF shelved report exposing River Wye pollution ‘to keep Tesco happy’

The wildlife charity allegedly dropped a study highlighting farm pollution linked to the supply chain of its former supermarket partner

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Radio France Internationale

Imported honey lands French beekeepers in sticky situation

French beekeepers showing off their gooey goodies at the Agriculture Fair in Paris say that selling their honey has become increasingly difficult because the market is saturated with imports. A rollback on pesticide rules is also causing worry for the welfare of bees.

The Hindu

Chikkamagaluru girl emerges topper with 10 gold medals for UAS-B convocation

Bengaluru graduate Snehashree S. tops UAS-B with 10 gold medals, aims to become a civil servant through UPSC.

The Hindu

Govt. committed to development of farmers, says Khandre

Hailing farmers as the feeders of the country, Eshwar Khandre, Minister for Forest, Ecology and Environment, reiterated his government’s commitment to the welfare and development of the farming community in the State.

The Hindu

Kerala govt working towards increasing farmers’ income by 50%, says Pinarayi Vijayan

Kerala's Chief Minister outlines plans to boost agriculture sector productivity and income, focusing on modernization and farmer support.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | WTO MC13 ends with no deals on key issues; FCI to spend ₹15 crore to buy foodgrain bags with PM Modi’s photo, and more

From WTO MC13 ends with no deals on key issues to FCI to spend ₹15 crore to buy foodgrain bags with PM Modi’s photo, here’s a list of top stories for you

International Business Times

Michelle Adelman, Founder Of Crossover Meats, Introduces A Delicious And Sustainable Alternative That Isn't Plant-Based

Patented from a lab at Stanford University, Crossover Meats is answering the calls of environmentally conscious individuals who want to leave a positive mark on the planet.

International Business Times

Eliminating Silos In Agriculture: How An End-To-End Supply Chain Solution Enables Food Security And Sustainability

The global farm management software market is anticipated to reach a revenue of $24.24B by the end of 2035, up from a revenue of $3.43B in 2022.

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