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In South America's remote Chaco, deforestation uproots natural rhythms

In the vast Chaco forests of northern Argentina, Noole rests from the fierce sun in the scented shade of dark carob trees on a small farm where her family grows watermelons and potatoes to eat or sell at market.

Reuters

7 houseplants you can grow without soil

If you hate getting your hands dirty, check out these houseplants that don’t even need soil to grow.

Tom’s Guide

Government 'misleading' SC on herbicide-tolerant nature of GM mustard: Coalition of GM-free India

The government is allegedly misleading the Supreme Court on the herbicide-tolerant (HT) nature of GM mustard and is trying to “criminalise” farmers for using herbicide on the crop, a group of NGOs opposing genetically modified crops has said.

The Hindu

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The World Talks - two farmers born 50 years and 5,000 miles apart bond over tomatoes

Welcome to This World Talks - an offshoot of our ground-breaking Britain Talks series, but this time around readers will have the chance to sign up and meet people from all over the globe.

Daily Mirror

Ministers call for immigration and UK food prices to increase

Exclusive: Sunak urged to take urgent action to solve food crisis at meeting with Defra and farmers

The Guardian - UK

Biden proposal would let conservationists lease public land much as drillers and ranchers do

More than a century after the U.S. started selling oil leases on public lands, the Biden administration is seeking to let conservationists lease government property to restore it

The Independent UK

Interest waiver scheme for 11 lakh farmers launched in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday, launched a farm loan interest waiver scheme that he claimed would benefit over 11 lakh farmers in the State.

The Hindu

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Paddy output in Alappuzha to be lower than estimated

With less than 200 hectares remaining to go under combine harvesters, the Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation (Supplyco) could procure only 1,20,856 tonnes as against the initial target of 1,37,800 tonnes from the district in the season.

The Hindu

Farmers, collectives seek insurance cover, subsidies for promoting millet cultivation in Kerala

While 2023 is being celebrated as the International Year of Millets, farmers and millet enthusiasts in Kerala rue the absence of institutional support systems such as insurance cover that are vital for their sustainable farming.

The Hindu

Sugarcane farmers urge Congress to repeal land reforms Act introduced by BJP govt. in Karnataka

Farmers have sought the immediate abrogation of a slew of legal decree passed by the outgoing BJP government when in power and whose passage had drawn widespread opposition by the farming community.

The Hindu

Jeremy Clarkson's farm secures more than £250,000 in subsidies

According to figures obtained using Environmental Information regulations Diddly Squat Farm has benefitted by two kinds of payments.

Wales Online

How inflation is driving up breakfast on Mother's Day and beyond

Eggs, coffee and bacon prices are dropping but food costs are still more than last year.

Axios

Time for foie gras ban says MP behind trophy hunting bill

The UK must revisit plans to ban foie gras and fur imports, a Tory MP has said.

Evening Standard

Sunak food summit promises star guest and lots of rhubarb

It’s hard to see the PM’s talks with farmers, store chiefs and the (rumoured) odd TV star producing concrete proposals

The Guardian - UK

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Eartag satellite-tracking technology stopping livestock theft, saving farmers milions of dollars

Farmers say it's like having a shepherd guarding stock the whole time. Eartag satellite-tracking technology could save them millions of dollars and a lot of heartache.

Nottingham Post

Pigeon infestation in new Broadmarsh Car Park to cost council £124,000

To try to end the problem, the council is planning to install bird netting at a cost of £90,000, while a five-year maintenance programme will cost a further £35,258

Salon

Genetically altered mosquito plan nixed

"All Californians should be relieved," said one Friends of the Earth project manager

The Hindu

1,200 ‘Krishikootams’ to be launched on May 16

The Agriculture department’s efforts to give a fillip to the agriculture sector by creating ‘krishikootams’ (farm groups) are set to take off on a big note.

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Irish Mirror

NASA report on world crops suggests Irish favourites could soon fall victim to climate stresses

A 20 per cent decrease from current production levels could have severe implications worldwide

The Hindu

Karnataka election results 2023 | Amul vs Nandini row impact: Congress emerges favourite in milk-producing districts

The milk agitations propelled the Congress in districts to leads over its rivals

Woman & Home

How often should you fertilize your lawn? Experts share their advice for impeccable grass

Knowing how often you should fertilize your lawn is key to maintaining happy, healthy grass all year round

ABC News

Livestock prices fall sharply this week with 'red ink everywhere' for cattle and sheep producers

Livestock prices fell sharply this week, as cattle and sheep numbers continued to pour into saleyards around the nation.

ABC News

How farmers react when the Bureau of Meteorology issues a sheep grazier warning

With winter approaching, the sheep grazier warning becomes a frequent and chilling feature of ABC weather forecasts and alerts from the Bureau of Meteorology. What does it mean for farmers? And sheep?

The Hindu

Kharif: Dip in paddy sowing, marginal increase in millet cultivation

The Hindu

NDDB calls meet of heads of cooperative dairy federations to sort out row over cross-border milk sale

The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) will convene a meeting of Chairmen and Managing Directors of cooperative dairy federations in the country this month to sort out the sensitive issue of cross-border marketing of milk.

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