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Saleyard lamb prices decline after summer of highs, supermarkets costs tipped to stay high

After holding up in the face of plunging cattle values, lamb prices are beginning to drop at a fast pace.

ABC News

Legal action against Cattle Australia dropped as beef groups reach a mediated settlement

The Supreme Court challenge against the new peak cattle industry group has been resolved in mediation, so are Australian producers of grass-fed cattle finally united?

ABC News

Report: Most farmers don’t understand carbon market

A new report has found 70 per cent of Australian farmers surveyed don't understand the carbon market despite wanting to become greener.

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Nursery staff to walk out over 'insulting' pay offer

Staff to stage first of three days of planned actions after pay talks broke down

Liverpool Echo

The blurry parameters of free-range eggs

With the skyrocketing prices of eggs, one common question has become prevalent: what exactly are free-range eggs?

Salon

Farmers get clear steer on carbon and climate change

A national statement will be developed for climate change and agriculture after a report found many farmers want to reduce emissions but don't know how.

AAP

1 Agriculture Stock to Buy This Month and 1 to Sell

The US agriculture sector is expected to grow with continued support from the government and technological advancements. Hence, the fundamentally strong agricultural stock Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) might be an ideal buy now. However, since issues like climate change, high fertilizer prices, and labor shortage continue to impact the industry, fundamentally weak…

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Farms in cities: new study offers planners and growers food for thought

Urban agriculture as a global phenomenon is widely promoted as a sustainable land use practice. On small plots and in big projects, using sophisticated technology or simple solutions, city dwellers around the world are producing food. Growing food in a city can improve local food security and express local culture.

The Conversation

How free-range eggs became the norm in supermarkets – and sold customers a lie

The UK is in the grip of its largest ever outbreak of bird flu. As its name suggests, avian influenza primarily affects birds, but it can also infect humans and other mammals. The virus first emerged in China in 1996 and the highly pathogenic H5N1 is the predominant variant causing…

The Conversation

Call for Scots to improve safety around farm vehicles after 14 deaths over five years

A CAMPAIGN has been launched to raise awareness about the dangers of working with farm vehicles.

The National (Scotland)

Alaska's monthslong food stamp backlog triggers sharp federal warning

Alaska's monthslong delay dispersing federally funded food stamps to thousands of families has triggered a stern warning from the federal government that penalties could follow without prompt action.

Tribune News Service

Right to repair changes floated as frustrated farmers count cost of harvest delays

The right to repair their equipment may soon be on the table for farmers, who say machinery breakdowns cost them dearly as they wait for company-specific technicians to arrive.

ABC News

Farmers suicides not new, happening for many years, says Maharashtra agriculture minister Abdul Sattar

MUMBAI: Shiv Sena leader and Maharashtra agriculture minister Abdul Sattar on Sunday courted controversy once again by saying that farmers' suicide wasn’t an issue that was new and that farmers have been committing suicides for many years.

The Times of India

Dutch farmers, climate activists protest policies

Thousands of farmers have protested against plans to reduce nitrogen emissions from natural areas across the Netherlands.

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Genetic rice trials underway across the Riverina as growers look for greater yields with less water

Trials have begun to create rice varieties that don't need as much water to grow. It comes as growers question if the industry's new target can be reached in the time frame given.

Daily Mirror

Inside grim lives of farmed pigs forced to live in squalor and left for hours to die

Animal Justice Project filmed for three months at Bickmarsh Hall mega-farm in Warwickshire, where 8,000 pigs are housed in 46 sheds. Some staff were seen kicking and slapping pigs when moving around

Daily Mirror

Cows delivered emergency food after becoming stranded by snowstorm in 'Operation Hay Drop'

Cows can be seen running towards their food as it falls from the sky during "Operation Hay Drop", amid the devastating weather conditions that have wrecked havoc in California

The Independent UK

Tractors head to The Hague, defying ban on farms protest

Farmers are driving tractors toward The Hague in defiance of a ban on the heavy vehicles imposed ahead of a protest against the Dutch government’s plan to reduce nitrate emissions

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Regenerative farming project to restore Mulloon Creek stalled by planning problems

Regenerative farming in Australia is being held back by bureaucratic red tape, according to one of the nation's leading farm advocacy groups.

The Independent UK

The ups and down faced by history’s other dukes of Edinburgh

Edward and Sophie are the new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, after the King conferred the dukedom on his brother to mark his 59th birthday.

The Times of India

Eight farmers suicides per day in Maharashtra in BJP-Sena’s tenure: Ajit Pawar

MUMBAI: Launching a scathing attack on the BJP-Shiv Sena government in Maharashtra, leader of opposition Ajit Pawar said that farmers' suicides have jumped in its short tenure. He demanded a joint inspection committee of both assembly and council to study the impact of climate change on the farmers and file…

Birmingham Post

The farming estate developing a pioneering scheme to capture and bury CO2 as solid carbon

Pilot scheme to make renewable heat, electricity and biochar – reverse coal – which can be buried safely underground

AAP

Dutton opposes ban on live sheep exports

Peter Dutton says he's firmly opposed to ending live sheep exports via sea as the government pushes ahead with its policy to phase out the practice.

The Conversation

Can seaweed save the world? Well it can certainly help in many ways

Seaweed is increasingly seen as a solution to many of the world’s most pressing problems. Interest in farming seaweed has exploded.

Bangkok Post

Consumer confidence reaches three-year high

Consumer confidence increased for the ninth straight month in February, boosted by recovering tourism, government stimulus measures, and the baht's weakness.

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