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ASEAN-India joint statement stresses on promoting public food stockholding for food security programmes

In their joint statement on Thursday, ASEAN-India leaders emphasised on promoting efforts for public food stockholding for food security programmes and exploring exports of foodgrains from public stocks on a government-to-government basis for humanitarian purposes in times of crises. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Row over GI tag for Kala Jeera rice in Odisha’s Koraput district

MSSRF raises an objection to GI tag for Koraput's Kala Jeera Rice, claiming it could exclude local farmers from benefits; JSFPC counters, saying it is an organisation of farmers and granting of GI tag will benefit the entire community.

The Hindu

CAG raps Arunachal for 'deficiencies' in implementing PM-Kisan Yojana

CAG criticised Arunachal Pradesh govt for "several deficiencies" in implementing PM-KISAN scheme.

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The great food waste scandal: 2.9 m tons of produce being dumped in landfill

Just a tiny percentage of the £750m subsidy for waste plants would help alleviate the daily battle for millions of struggling families

Evening Standard

The fight for a fairer food system

"Farmworkers and advocates see getting labor-related provisions into the farm bill as an opportunity to change"

Salon

Migrant workers in Canada ‘vulnerable’ to modern-day slavery: UN expert

UN special rapporteur says he is ‘deeply disturbed’ by migrant workers’ accounts of abuse and exploitation in Canada.

Al Jazeera

M. S. Swaminathan Award for Environment Protection presented to former IAS officer

Rotary Club of Madras East and Cavinkare confer Dr. M.S. Swaminathan Award to ex-IAS officer T. Vijay Kumar for his efforts in natural farming. He said 34% of global warming is due to food production and natural farming is the only solution. MP Kanimozhi Karunanidhi stressed on policy change to…

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Canadian diplomacy curdles when it comes to milk

A dairy dispute between New Zealand and Canada has both claiming victory, reports Andrew Bevin

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Sugar Minister comes under attack from BJP for his remarks on farmers’ suicides

Slamming the Congress government for delaying declaring drought in the State, BJP leaders on Wednesday took exception to the statement of Sugar Minister Shivanand Patil, who has said farmer suicides increased after compensation amount was hiked for such deaths.

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Trump's Truth Social gets a lifeline after deadline for a big cash infusion is extended

Donald’s Trump’s Truth Social got a lifeline this week after a blank-check company that could infuse the social media platform with cash agreed to extend a critical deadline for a year

The Independent UK

Tomato farmers fear the worst as prices crash, exports stop

The Hindu

‘It’s slavery for modern times’: how children of 12 toil in Colorado’s fields

Some Republican-led states are pushing to relax child labour laws but even in the farms of San Luis valley, where most are Hispanic/Latino, youngsters can work an unlimited number of hours

The Guardian - UK

Krishi Mela 2023 to begin in Dharwad on Saturday

UAS to host four-day Krishi Mela-2023 from Sept 8, featuring Millet Pavillion, Seed Mela & Fruit & Flower Show. Chief Minister to inaugurate event. Seminars, awards, exhibitions & stalls to be held. 12 lakh farmers from across region & States to participate. #KrishiMela #UAS #Farmers

The Hindu

Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Tomato prices crash to ₹10/kg in Karnataka wholesale markets, and more

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After record highs, tomato prices crash to ₹10 per kg in Karnataka wholesale markets

The prices of tomatoes that had touched nearly ₹200 per kg in July

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NZ wins hard-fought victory over Canada in dairy trade dispute

The time and cost of forcing 'the world's friendliest nation' to comply with the rules of new trade deal bode ill for when more intransigent countries like the UK or China dig in their heels, argues Jonathan Milne.

Newsroom.co.nz

Last spin of the loom: how carpet can salvage NZ's dying wool industry

Kiwi carpet-maker Bremworth will today announce new 10-year supply contracts to provide its farmers certainty – and the agriculture minister wants agencies to look favourably on NZ wool carpets. Jonathan Milne reports.

The Hindu

New norms allow individuals to start private industrial estates

Inds. Dept. amends norms for private industrial estates: Individuals/families owning 5 acres or holding lease rights for 30 yrs can apply. 8 estates sanctioned, 30 in process. Food processing, light engineering works. Govt. to facilitate roads, power, water, ₹30 lakh/acre assistance. Aim to open 100 estates before LDF tenure ends.

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Rendezvous with three Kerala State Farm Award winners from Thiruvananthapuram

Meet SV Sujith, Shraddha Sharad Patil and Vijaya Bhaskar, winners of the State Farm Awards 2022 from Thiruvananthapuram

The Guardian - AU

Climate crisis could contribute to a global food shortage by 2050, US special envoy on food security warns

Cary Fowler says world needs to produce 50-60% more food by middle of the century but global heating is expected to reduce yield rates

The Hindu

₹9,654 cr. released for waiving crop loans of 17.15 lakh farmers: Harish

The State government, headed by Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao, has implemented a loan waiver for the second time writing loans of up to ₹1 lakh obtained by farmers.

The Independent UK

Deadline looms for Trump to take Truth Social public

Future of ex-president’s social media brand endangered by SEC fight

The Hindu

Climate change may impact foodgrains production up to 47% by 2080: ICAR-DG

Union Min. Shobha Karandlaje urges addressing climate risks through adaptation to bring immediate benefits. ICAR Director General & Secretary of DARE Himanshu Pathak says agriculture in India is highly vulnerable to climate change & govt. has initiated schemes to promote adoption of climate resilient technologies. 1,600 scientists, research scholars &…

The Guardian - AU

Invasive species lead driver of biodiversity loss in Australia – and feral cats have biggest impact, report finds

National response urgently needed to prevent further extinction of native flora and fauna, advocates say

The Hindu

Organic farming ventures yet to get marketing support from Kerala government

Organic farmers struggle to find markets; lack of govt support, storage facilities, value-added products, online networks, and competition from cheaper produce from other states all contribute to their woes. Exotic fruit farmers, however, are doing better due to better response from traders.

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