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Low production, falling price leave small-scale tea growers in Wayanad in a fix

Wayanad tea growers face challenges with declining production and low prices, impacting livelihoods and pushing some to switch crops.

The Hindu

Amid intensifying heat, livestock farmers face unprecedented crisis

Livestock farmers face crisis as heat and humidity cause unprecedented cattle deaths, impacting dairy and poultry producers.

The Hindu

Heatwave Hammers Thailand's Stinky But Lucrative Durian Farms

Clambering hand-over-hand, sweat dripping into his eyes, a durian labourer expertly slices a cumbersome fruit from a tree before tossing it down to land with a soft thump in his colleague's waiting arms some 15 metres (50 feet) below.

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Tirthahalli areca emerges best variety among nuts grown in Karnataka

Recently, scientists displayed varieties of areca, grown in different places, to a group of 60 persons. The varieties were just numbered to avoid any possible bias in jugement. The group, which included consumers, traders, research scholars, scientists, and growers, took part in the analysis. They were allowed to touch and…

The Hindu

Farmers, horticulturists under SKM banner at odds with BJP’s Mandi Lok Sabha candidate Kangana Ranaut

Farmers in Himachal Pradesh oppose Kangana Ranaut's BJP candidacy due to alleged derogatory remarks against farmers.

The Hindu

Why are Pakistan’s wheat farmers protesting against the government?

Farmers say recent wheat import policies have caused their financial woes.

Al Jazeera

Clarkson’s Farm review – Jeremy’s heartbreak at Diddly Squat will make you weep

Although it is often hilarious, Clarkson’s ever-compelling show is back with shocking and harrowing insights into the truth about British farming. Tissues at the ready!

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460 days and counting: Persistent protests to save farmland in Devanahalli near Bengaluru

As many as 1,777 acres are set for acquisition for the Haralur Industrial Area Development Project (Phase II) by the Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB). The Board had developed an industrial area spread over 1,282 acres in Phase 1 where, so far, two companies have set up production units.…

The Hindu

The U.S. may be missing human cases of bird flu, scientists say

Officially, only one person has caught the illness during the current outbreak. But with limited testing, cases could be flying under the radar.

WEKU

Dairy farmers in Kerala welcome heat index-based insurance cover for animals

ERCMPU introduces heat index-based cattle insurance scheme for dairy farmers in response to rising temperatures, impacting milk production.

The Hindu

Australian red meat industry has recorded 78% reduction in emissions since 2005, industry report found

Drop is a result of reduced land clearing and greater vegetation regrowth, but experts say land clearing in Queensland may be significantly underreported

The Guardian - AU

Less land clearing sees red meat emissions reduction

Reduced land clearing has contributed to a 78 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the red meat industry, according to a new CSIRO report.

AAP

Big Chicken's big fight over Salmonella

And Big Chicken isn't happy

Salon

Punjab’s trade-industry body fumes over farmers’ rail blockade

Kisan Mazdoor Morcha (KMM) and the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) — the two umbrella bodies are spearheading farmer’s agitation in Punjab continue their protest.

The Hindu

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Salon

Bird flu is not yet the "cow flu"

As more dairy herds are infected, experts warn about lack of testing and surveillance

Evening Standard

Best organic coffee to wake up to in 2024

Because finding great coffee should never be a tall order

The Guardian - US

Megadrought forces end to sugarcane farming in parched Texas borderland

The state’s last sugar processing mill closed because there’s just not enough water in the Rio Grande to share between the US and Mexico

The Guardian - UK

How UK’s new border controls will affect animal and plant imports

Second phase of physical checks could result in price increases in shops, as businesses pass on costs to consumers

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Dynamite News

Keeping a close watch on seasonal influenza situation in the country: Union Health Ministry

With monsoon season round the corner, the Union Health Ministry on Monday stated that it is keeping a close watch on the seasonal influenza situation in various States/UTs through the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) network on a real-time basis. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the price of chocolate: cocoa producers face bitter truths

Editorial: Farmers, even more than consumers, need a stable and predictable global food system

The Hindu

After nod for Gujarat onion exports, Centre seeks to soothe Maharashtra farmers

Centre faces backlash over white onion exports from Gujarat amid extended ban, sparking criticism and controversy among farmers and politicians.

The Hindu

Cashew farmers demand ‘concrete assurance’ on MSP from all political parties ahead of polls

Over 50,000 cashew farmers in Srikakulam demand MSP assurance from political parties for their produce.

The Hindu

Heatwave leaves banana farmers high and dry

For the first time in 15 years, K. Sekar, a banana farmer at Vayalur in Tiruchi, witnessed his banana plants withering and fruits ripening at an earlier stage

WEKU

A mix-up over bioengineered tomato seeds sparked fears about spread of GMO crops

An organic seed company was distressed to learn it had marketed a GMO purple tomato by mistake. The incident raised alarm about the impact of new GMO plants.

AAP

Drought could be 'nail in the coffin' for some farmers

A prolonged drought, soaring livestock production costs and uncertainty about the future of the live export trade could force some farmers off the land.

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