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Availability of chickens and ducks also expected to be tight, with 5% of the seasonal flock culled so far

The Trump administration has moved to ease hiring rules for foreign farmworkers while immigration authorities appear to be reducing workplace raids in the agricultural sector, according to a new report.

Many of the activists, scientists and government leaders at United Nations climate talks underway in Brazil have a beef: They want more to be done to transform the world’s food system

The National Farmers’ Union said Ms Reeves ‘cannot keep taxing businesses into the ground’.

The European Union is joining the accelerating global effort to secure supplies of critical minerals. Its latest effort is mirroring the U.S. strategy of combining equity stakes, domestic development, and targeted partnerships across resource-rich regions. With Beijing keeping a close eye on export controls, Brussels is moving to diversify its…

More than two thirds of farmers believe the buying relationship between themselves and retailers has deteriorated

As Brazil’s government seeks to boost its environmental credentials by hosting the United Nations’ climate summit, a proposal to build a railway through the Amazon has threatened to tarnish that image amid protests by Indigenous groups

‘Forever chemicals’ sprayed on almonds, grapes, tomatoes and other crops as activists warn of ‘obvious problem’

Lobbyists representing industry responsible for a quarter to a third of global emissions participated in key talks at the UN climate summit

The leader of one of the Pacific's poorest countries believes Australian business investment can benefit both nations during a time of great opportunity.

US turkey supplies fall to 40-year low as avian flu triggers 40% wholesale price surge, raising concerns ahead of Thanksgiving and straining farm operations.