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Clarkson’s Farm star Harriet Cowan shares emotional message after show exit

The 24-year-old farmhand and nurse from Derbyshire only appeared on the show for a short time, but quickly became a firm fan favourite

Evening Standard

For Argentine Farmers, Milei's Free-market Reforms Fall Short

Twenty months after Argentina's President Javier Milei came to power vowing to lead a free-market revolution in the so-called sick man of South America, the farming community is egging him on to go further.

International Business Times

French court to rule on agriculture law that poses threat to bees and nature

France’s top court will rule on Thursday whether to approve a controversial law that could bring back a banned pesticide. More than two million people have signed a petition calling for the legislation to be scrapped, while doctors, scientists and environmental groups have raised serious health concerns.

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EU suspends retaliatory tariffs as it finalises US trade deal

The European Union has suspended retaliatory tariffs on US goods worth €93 billion, after reaching a last-minute deal with Washington.

Radio France Internationale

Trump Sons Back $300 Million SPAC Aimed At 'Revitalizing' US Manufacturing, Boosting Critical Supply Chains

Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are venturing into a new business domain, this time in the manufacturing sector. The sons of President Donald Trump are spearheading a special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) that is targeting American manufacturers.

Benzinga

Ranchers struggling in battle against flesh-eating maggot ravaging cattle

The US has suspended live cattle imports from Mexico yet again

The Independent UK

Farmers get on front foot in evolving war against weeds

Farmers are "using all the tools in the toolbox" to protect their crop as weeds get tougher to manage in an evolving war against the unwanted intruders.

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Why are some Australian farmers losing faith in peak agricultural bodies to represent their interests?

National Farmers’ Federation says expectations on peak bodies are changing but rejects suggestions it prioritises agribusiness over grassroots concerns

The Guardian - AU

The mystery of the first potatoes has finally been solved – and a tomato was involved

The potato and tomato are members of the nightshade family of flowering plants that also includes tobacco

The Independent UK

Wine of the times: how organic viticulture can help you enjoy a drop without damaging the planet

Here’s a handy guide for understanding organic wine and what to look for when selecting your next bottle

The Guardian - AU

Monarch butterflies’ mass die-off in 2024 caused by pesticide exposure – study

New peer-reviewed research found an average of seven pesticides in each of 10 butterflies tested

The Guardian - US

Quad bike standards saving lives as crackdown urged

Safety standards for quad bikes could save more lives on farms if their enforcement was stronger, according to research that reveals one state leading the way.

AAP

Why AGCO Stock Is Surging After Q2 Results (CORRECTED)

CORRECTION: A bad link inserted another article into this one. It has been deleted.AGCO Corp (NYSE:AGCO) announced its second-quarter financial results on Thursday, which surpassed analyst expectations. The results were driven by disciplined execution in a challenging agricultural market. AGCO is challenging its highest level of the year. See real-time price here. AGCO’s…

Benzinga

Treehouse Foods Sees Stronger Sales On Harris Tea Acquisition, Pricing Gains

Treehouse Foods, Inc. (NYSE:THS) shares fell more than 7% Thursday after the company reported second-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations on both earnings and revenue.

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The Guardian - UK

‘This wasn’t obvious’: the potato evolved from a tomato ancestor, researchers find

Hybridisation event took place about 9 million years ago, helping to ‘spark the emergence of a new organ’

AAP

'When will insanity end': farmer fury over power play

Farmers have vented their frustration as a state seeks to allow authorised officers to access private farmland to build transmission towers.

The Guardian - UK

Half of UK councils still use pesticides in public places, research finds

Pesticide-free movement has grown, but many local authorities still spray weedkiller linked to wildlife declines and cancer

International Business Times

French Health Experts Speak Out Against Bee-killing Pesticide

French health experts and patient associations on Tuesday urged authorities to protect the public from a bee-killing pesticide, saying the chemical could also harm children and adults.

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Londoners, there's a dirty truth behind your chicken shop order

On any given Friday night, the glow of a chicken shop sign is as familiar on British high streets as the sound of laughter spilling out of pubs. These brightly lit symbols of cheap, quick food have become a cultural staple — especially in urban areas where affordability and convenience…

Tom’s Guide

Gardeners swear by this simple trick — here's how to save split tomatoes fast

Prevent tomato splitting with consistent watering, proper timing, and quick action to save cracked fruit before it spoils.

The Guardian - US

Self-imposed lockdowns, surveillance fears and forced separations: life for California’s undocumented farmworkers

Undocumented migrants form the backbone of the ‘salad bowl of the world’ – Trump’s crackdown has led to hyper-vigilance

Radio France Internationale

Grassroots campaign against controversial French pesticide bill gathers momentum

A petition started by a French student earlier this month has ignited nationwide debate over a controversial pesticide law, drawing over two million signatories into a growing environmental and political dispute.

The Independent UK

Here's how a major Mexican tomato exporter is affected by Trump’s 17% tariff

The Trump administration's 17% duty on fresh tomatoes imported from Mexico is creating challenges for the country that supplies the most tomatoes to U.S. consumers

International Business Times

New Zealand Farmers Battle Pine Forests To 'Save Our Sheep'

New Zealand sheep farmers are fighting to stop the loss of pasture to fast-spreading pine plantations, which earn government subsidies to soak up carbon emissions.

Benzinga

US Can't Meet Its Own Beef Demand, Let Alone Export 'So Much' To Australia, Say Traders After Trump's Boast: 'Not Going To Be Selling Anything…'

Despite President Donald Trump's assertion that the U.S. will sell "so much" beef to Australia, economists and traders say supply shortages and record-high prices make major exports unrealistic.

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