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Congress questions Modi govt. for rolling out fortified rice under National Food Security Act despite caution by experts

The Narendra Modi government rolled out fortified rice under the public distribution system (PDS) without ascertaining the ill effects of such rice on the health of 80 crore beneficiaries, the Congress alleged on Thursday.

The Hindu

Mānuka: The buzz that a word makes

The Australians have beaten us again - this time, in the long-running fight over mānuka honey.

Newsroom.co.nz

Extremely rare case of mad cow disease detected at slaughter house for beef

The USDA has reported one isolated case of mad cow disease, or Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), in a cow at beef slaughter plant located in South Carolina

Daily Mirror

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Depleting groundwater levels raise alarm in Punjab's Majha region

MAHWA/AMRITSAR : Prominent farmer leaders from the Majha region convened at the border village of Mahawa on Thursday, under the banners of the Border Area Sangarsh Committee (BASC) and Jamhuri Kissan Sabha (JKS) to engage in discussions surrounding the alarming decline in groundwater levels and express their profound concerns regarding…

The Times of India

Farmers Face Lower Costs, Greater Weather Risks: Kiplinger Economic Forecasts

Kiplinger

MEPs accused of ‘culture war against nature’ by opposing restoration law

Fears biodiversity proposals could be abandoned amid opposition from lobby groups and some countries

The Guardian - UK

Analysis-Europe hits resistance in race to finalise green laws

Increased political resistance to new EU laws to protect the environment has left the European Commission fighting to keep intact its vision for Europe's green transition.

Reuters

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French farmers up in arms over call to cut cow numbers for sake of climate

French farmers' associations say they're angered by what they see as the latest attack on their livelihood: a recommendation by France's national audit office to reduce cattle herds as part of efforts to lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Radio France Internationale

Australian cotton growers on cusp of largest crop on record, worth $3.9 billion

Australian cotton growers have had a "crackingly busy" harvest that's expected to fetch around $3.9 billion, thanks to a near-perfect season in Queensland's south west.

ABC News

Respected NT pastoralist Colin Brett, who helped lead live export class action, dies aged 83

Colin Brett's family led a class action against the federal government's 2011 live export ban. Industry figures say Mr Brett leaves a "tremendous legacy".

ABC News

Draw up action plan for kharif season, farmer outfits tell Andhra Pradesh govt.

Farmers’ associations have demanded the State government to prepare an action plan for the ensuing Kharif season and implement the same in letter and spirit

The Hindu

Animal welfare groups lose court challenge over ‘Frankenchickens’

Campaigners say billions of fast-growing birds will be left to suffer as judge rejects claims animal welfare rules are being breached

The Guardian - UK

Kerala a model for comprehensive development : Minister

‘Ente Keralam’ exhibition and trade fair organised in connection with the second anniversary of the State government.

The Hindu

Gardening fans share 'best' tomato plant fertiliser made from one natural ingredient

Tomatoes need lots of nutrients to grow, but there's no need to splash out on expensive fertilisers as there are much cheaper, organic alternatives.

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NT agribusiness strategy eyes new cropping, cotton gins in aim to grow sector to $2 billion

The NT government's strategy proposes changing laws to allow pastoral leases be used for growing crops, as environmental groups accuse the government of again acting recklessly to grow the economy.

Salon

Stop charging extra for non-dairy milk!

Those who can't tolerate dairy shouldn't be penalized or expected to pay extra for their choice of milk

Birmingham Post

£75m salmon farm proposal put to the public as Aquacultured addresses community concern

40,000 sq m New Clee Sidings plan will be as loud as a hair dryer with waste water leaving the plant cleaner than when it enters

The Hindu

CM says pre-monsoon rain havoc has claimed 52 lives, directs officials to make field visits to help people

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday instructed Deputy Commissioners of all districts and CEOs of Zilla Panchayats to transform the government’s image by reaching out to people through field visits and shunning the earlier functioning style of operating from the comfort of their offices.

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Farmers shy away from sugarcane amid rising costs and falling demand in Vizianagaram district

Surgarcane cultivation is expected to come down significantly in kharif season, thanks to the closure of two sugar crushing units in Vizianagaram district in the last couple of years

The Guardian - AU

Hard cheese for Australian producers as they fear losing naming rights in EU food fight

Dairy and wine industries urge Canberra to hold the line in resisting restrictions on using terms feta and prosecco

Belfast Live

Stormont department being investigated by UK Office for Environmental Protection over ammonia guidance for planners

Its first investigation in NI was sparked by complaints from members of the public

Birmingham Post

Sales soar for South West cheese exporter as grants support transformation of production line

Wiltshire dairy company, Coombe Castle, has scaled up its operations to meet continued global demand

The Independent UK

New invention that ‘sniffs’ eggs to determine sex could end brutal practice of culling male chicks

‘There are abundant egg-derived volatile compounds that can be used to classify embryos by sex, non-invasively’

The Guardian - UK

‘We give our blood so they live comfortably’: Sri Lanka’s tea pickers say they go hungry and live in squalor

Top tea firms investigate as plantation workers say they have to pick 18kg a day but still skip meals and make their children work

AAP

'Cut through the static' carbon conference told

Governments must avoid "stepping on each other's toes with their various outreach programs, tools and resources" a carbon farming conference has been told.

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