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Livestock thieves steal 700 sheep from Logan farm in rural Victoria

Investigators say about $139,000 worth of sheep have probably been taken interstate in four-decker trucks after a well-planned rustling operation in rural Victoria.

ABC News

Hundreds of sheep worth $140,000 stolen from farm

About 700 sheep worth nearly $140,000 have allegedly been stolen from a farm in Victoria's northwest, with police investigating the bizarre robbery.

AAP

Rice exporters oppose populist policies

Rice exporters have voiced concerns about prospects, suggesting the entire rice market is likely to tumble if the next government reinstates populist rice policies that distort the market.

Bangkok Post

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Groundwater concerns grow as Glencore pushes ahead with plan to store waste CO2 in Great Artesian Basin

Alarmed farmers say Glencore's plan to pump waste carbon dioxide into the Great Artesian Basin could damage the "lifeblood" of much of regional Australia.

ABC News

'Wholly innocent' teenager crushed to death by tractor after safety breaches

A court heard the 17-year-old was on work placement at the time

Belfast Live

Ponteland set for new mechanics despite objection from town council

Residents had raised concerns about noise and road safety

Chronicle Live

Bird flu spreads to new countries, threatens non-stop "war" on poultry

Avian flu has reached new corners of the globe and become endemic for the first time in some wild birds that transmit the virus to poultry, according to veterinarians and disease experts, who warn it is now a year-round problem.

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Bird flu pandemic warning as taxpayers shell out £42m to compensate farmers

Exclusive: Activists blame factory farming for UK’s worst outbreak as owners paid average of £165,000 each

The Independent UK

Battle to save Kingswood playing field trees that overshadow neighbour's garden

A potential future owner of an adjacent garden said they were concerned the trees would make it hard to grow vegetables

Bristol Post

Thane agriculture dept official arrested for demanding Rs 25,000 bribe

THANE: An official from the Thane district agriculture department in Maharashtra has been arrested for allegedly demanding a bribe from a trader to revoke suspension of licence of his fertiliser vending shop, officials said on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Grazing goats return to Bristol Parkway to help preserve rare blue butterfly habitat

The kids are on site

Bristol Post

India may consider tax cuts on fuel, maize to cool inflation: Report

NEW DELHI: India's retail inflation based on consumer price index (CPI) jumped to a 3-month high of 6.52% in January, making it necessary for the government to step and tame the rise.

The Times of India

Bush revegetation boosts farmer Steve Matthews' mental health after years of drought

At the height of a mental health crisis, Steve Matthews started revegetating his farm in southern NSW. Years later, he continues to reap the rewards.

ABC News

Interest rates bite sea freight demand as food growers prepare export plans

Food such as grapes, citrus, and grain may be shipped to more overseas markets this year due to a drop in global sea freight rates.

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Peanut crop dream being revived as early research in northern Australia shows promise

A trial in northern Australia is looking at giving peanuts growers an extra revenue stream to encourage more plantings.

Bristol Post

Bristol animal and climate activists paint the streets calling for 'plant-based future'

Areas the posters and paint from the activist group can be seen at Millennium Square, Park Street, the Christmas steps and the Harbourside

Miami Herald

Call it ‘slavery.’ Call it ‘forced labor.’ A Florida man did it to people who pick melons

MIAMI — If you bought melons sold at Kroger, Schnucks, Walmart, its big box club offspring, Sam’s Club or other chains, they might’ve been harvested or packed by H-2A visa workers provided by Los Villatoros Harvesting, a Bartow company run by Bladimir Moreno. If they were, that fruit reached your…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish college joins major project to create 'enviro-cow' in Africa

Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) have been awarded £1.5 million by the Bill and…

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AAP

Albanese government committed to live sheep exports ban

The agriculture minister has reaffirmed the government's commitment to ban live sheep exports, while acknowledging improvement in the industry's mortality rate.

ABC News

National sheep flock to hit 15-year high as increasing cattle prices drive graziers in new direction

Move over New Zealand, Australian sheep could be widening the export market gap if our numbers for 2023 are anything to go by.

The Independent UK

Mexico softens plan to ban imports of US GM feed corn

Mexico appears to have backed down on plans to ban imports of U.S. genetically modified corn for animal feed

Bangkok Post

PPRP pledges title deed conversion for poor farmers

The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) is promising to give title deeds to Sor Por Kor landholders in a bid to alleviate poverty in rural areas, according to PPRP MP for Phayao, Thamanat Prompow on Monday.

The Guardian - AU

Food for thought: carbon footprint of salmon and chicken farming mostly stems from feed, study suggests

Scientists hope emerging research into new types of animal feeds will make aquaculture more sustainable

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Japanese oysters exported to EU for 1st time amid sales worries

HIROSHIMA -- Oysters from Hiroshima Prefecture have been exported to the European Union, marking Japan's first oyster exports to the region. The plane carrying the unshucked frozen mollusks took off from Haneda Airport in Tokyo on Thursday.

The Times of India

Haryana chief secretary Sanjeev Kaushal reviews arrangement for timely procurement of mustard, gram and sunflower

CHANDIGARH: Haryana chief secretary Sanjeev Kaushal on Monday reviewed the arrangements for timely procurement of mustard, gram and sunflower.

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