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Edwin Dowell on Reimagining Agriculture Through STEAM Systems and Regenerative Technology Integration

Dowell's professional identity spans agriculture, infrastructure, advanced materials, and education. With a background in agricultural engineering, his work extends into plant-based technological innovation, including biodegradable electronics derived from organic materials.

International Business Times

Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Farmers' Choir releases record for charity after making him tear up

All profits will go towards mental health charity Shout ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week in May

Evening Standard

UK CO2 plant to reopen amid fears Iran war could lead to shortage

Teesside site mothballed in September given £100m by government to restart production for at least three months

The Guardian - UK

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Philippe Dinn on Why Geographic Integrity Remains the Gold Standard for Tobacco Quality

Philippe Dinn's Grand Tobacco Company specializes in sourcing and exporting high-quality US tobacco to manufacturers around the world.

International Business Times

‘Makes Covid look like a tea party’: Australian food prices could rise for the next year, farmers warn

Iran conflict could see shortages not just in fuel, but fertiliser and fossil fuel resins – used to make milk bottles

The Guardian - AU

'Disgusting step': Bill to turn human bodies into fertilisers faces heavy flak by Oklahoma representative Jim Shaw

Oklahoma State Representative Jim Shaw's recent post on X has sparked a heated debate online over a process called Natural Organic Reduction (NOR), colloquially known as human composting, in which dead human bodies are used to fertilise the farming soil.

The Times of India

Kenya’s flower industry loses millions of dollars weekly due to the Iran war

Kenya’s flower industry is losing up to $1.4 million a week as the Iran war cuts demand and disrupts shipping

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From Freight to Feed to Fleet Maintenance: How Lacher Logistics Is Structuring a More Controlled Agricultural Logistics Model

Founded in 2021, Lacher Logistics operates as an asset-based logistics and brokerage company focused on moving agricultural freight, particularly bulk commodities such as feed and grain

International Business Times

Another blow to Napa Valley: China’s drinking ‘ban’

American vintners are already facing export challenges amid President Trump’s trade wars

The Independent UK

Beef over EU deal boils over as security ties touted

A landmark free-trade deal with the European Union has riled meat farmers as the bloc's head stresses the continent's reliability in a time of instability.

AAP

Men stole cows worth more than £20,000 and tried to hide them on a farm

They loaded 14 cows onto a lorry and took them to another farm

The Independent UK

English and Welsh winemakers report sharp rise in production in 2025

The hot, dry summer and an increase in vineyard planting resulted in the third-largest UK grape harvest

The Guardian - UK

Cheaper goods to flow under 'hard yakka' EU trade deal

Australia and Europe will go on a tariff-slashing blitz, inking a historic trade deal after almost a decade of sometimes-intractable negotiations.

AAP

Faraday Future Cleared By SEC After Years-Long Investigation

The startup was being investigated over potentially fake sales numbers and “false and misleading statements.”

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AAP

EU leader touches down as PM hopes to land trade deal

The president of the European Commission has begun her three-day visit to Australia, as a long-awaited free-trade deal with the bloc appears set to be resolved.

The Guardian - UK

Energy shock talk grabs headlines but the Iran war is also driving the world towards a food crisis

Growers face soaring fertiliser and fuel costs as shipping choke point of the strait of Hormuz hits supply chains

The Independent UK

Women farmworker advocates speak out on sexual assault as César Chavez allegations surface

A robust network of grassroots organizations led by women farmworkers has emerged since Chavez’s death

AAP

How war in Iran helps an Aussie farming breakthrough

The conflict in Iran has sent shock waves through global energy markets and Australia's food and farming sector is more exposed than most realise.

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The Independent UK

Florida town officials say ‘an unusual number’ of fish ‘suffocated underwater’ due to fertilizer

Photos showed dozens of dead fish floating in Buccaneer Lagoon, a small waterway in Fort Myers Beach

The Guardian - US

‘It’s not sustainable’: US farmers reeling as Iran war pushes fertilizer costs up

Closure of strait of Hormuz – a key fertilizer production and transportation route – has squeezed farmers as prices jump

The Guardian - UK

‘Agriculture of life’: the Rio families growing bananas to protect the world’s largest urban forest

In the middle of the city, traditional growers blend crops with native species to preserve Pedra Branca state park’s biodiversity

International Business Times UK

Dolores Huerta Breaks 60-Year Silence, Says Cesar Chavez Raped Her and Fathered Secret Children

The legacy of civil rights icon Cesar Chavez faces turmoil as new allegations of misconduct and hidden children emerge, prompting a reevaluation of his contributions.

International Business Times UK

Who Is Dolores Huerta? Inside the Shocking Cesar Chavez Sexual Abuse Claims That Are Forcing a National Reckoning

The impact of Dolores Huerta's allegations against Cesar Chavez on the civil rights and farmworkers' movements, and how these revelations are reshaping his legacy and sparking national debates on accountability and remembrance.

The Independent UK

César Chavez and Dolores Huerta led a movement that won better wages and conditions for farmworkers

Dolores Huerta and the late César Chavez are both credited with leading a movement that got growers to negotiate for better wages and working conditions for farm workers

Radio France Internationale

Verdict postponed in climate change damage case between TotalEnergies and farmer

A Belgian court on Wednesday adjourned a case pitting French oil giant TotalEnergies against a farmer seeking compensation for damage to his land caused by climate change while another hearing involving the company takes place in Paris.

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