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NSW agriculture, biosec head gone after a decade in job

A senior public servant and former meat industry leader has departed abruptly after a 10-year stint, drawing questions about the future of his department.

AAP

Here's why we should all love rye

The many reasons to love the grain — beyond just how delicious it is

Salon

Indigenous GM mustard meant to make edible oil cheaper, reduce import: Centre to Supreme Court

Growing GM crops like mustard in India will reduce foreign dependency, make edible oil cheaper, and benefit national interest.

The Hindu

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Female Farmers And Organic Foods Are Being Hit The Hardest By Climate Change

The current rate of global warming is threatening the production of organic products and the livelihoods of female farmers in vulnerable communities.

International Business Times UK

Interview | Real change in agriculture to come from cooperatives: Niti Aayog’s Ramesh Chand

Member of the National Institution for Transforming India (Niti Aayog) Ramesh Chand has been helping governments at the Centre and States to draft policies on agriculture, food production, distribution and climatic resilience. A former professor with the Indian Council of Agriculture Research, Mr. Chand stands for reforms in agriculture systems.

The Hindu

Modi govt. reneged on every promise made to farmers: Deepender Singh Hooda

Congress MP accuses BJP of breaking promises to farmers, reducing agriculture budget, and favoring big corporate houses.

The Hindu

New Labour Code may hit job security in Indian tea industry: policy group

A new Labour Code may affect job security in the crisis-ridden tea plantations across India, specifically Assam, a London-based policy research group has warned. The changes include increasing the cash portion of the tea plantation workers’ compensation to 85% compared to the current levels of 60-65% with the rest being…

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Thousands of tractors block Berlin as farmers protest over fuel subsidy cuts

Estimated 30,000 protesters bring city centre to a standstill as they call on government to reverse decision

The Guardian - UK

German Farmers Round Off Week Of Angry Protests In Berlin

Thousands of angry farmers descended on Berlin with their tractors and loudly booed a government minister on Monday, rounding off a week of nationwide protests against plans to cut tax breaks for agriculture.

International Business Times

Thousands of tractors block Berlin traffic over plans to end diesel subsidy

Farmers join a rally in the German capital demanding a rethink of the government’s plan to end fuel tax break.

Al Jazeera

Why Europe’s farmers are protesting – and the far right is taking note

For some farmers already struggling, paying for more of their pollution is a step too far. Germany is the latest country to see anger boil over

The Guardian - UK

India asks U.S. to permit domestic labs for fruit irradiation to cut trade cost

India has asked the U.S. to allow domestic labs also for irradiation of certain fruits like mangoes with a view to helping exporters cut additional trade costs.

The Hindu

TNCSC planning to procure over 20 lakh tonnes of paddy

Tamil Nadu plans to procure over 20 lakh tonnes of paddy this harvest season, with concerns over lower procurement due to water shortage and crop damage.

The Hindu

Protest planned on January 17 against conversion of Kunigal Stud Farm into an integrated township

With the State government silent on the fate of the historic Kunigal Stud Farm, which is being proposed to be converted into an integrated township project, a protest has been called in Kunigal town on January 17 even as efforts are on to seek a legal recourse through public interest…

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Germany's Scholz warns of extremists stoking rage as farmers protest and discontent is high

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is calling for calm and a readiness to accept compromises as the country faces protests by farmers angry about a plan to cut their fuel subsidies

The Guardian - UK

Environment Agency accused of ‘scandalous neglect’ over chicken excrement entering River Wye

Charity says new evidence shows how poultry farms are draining excrement into river system

The Hindu

As farmers plan to ‘march’ on tractor-trolleys to Delhi, outfits trying to mobilise strength from several States

Farmers from Punjab plan to lay siege to Delhi on February 13, demanding a legal guarantee of Minimum Support Price (MSP) and other reforms.

The Hindu

Union Minister General V.K. Singh participates at Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra in Vellore

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Supermarkets agree to accept smaller veg from rain-soaked UK farms

Growing of sprouts, cauliflower, cabbages and leeks made harder by poor weather and flooding

The Hindu

India to host global meet on pulses after 18 years

About 800 representatives of governmnents, as well as commercial and non profit organisations involved in the production and processing of pulses will attend the Global Pulse Convention to be held here at the Taj Palace Hotel in February.

The Hindu

Minister launches interactive programme for dairy farmers

Minister launches 'Dairy Next' program to provide authentic information on cow rearing to dairy farmers in Kerala.

International Business Times

How To Make Agriculture Work For Farmers, Consumers And The Planet

Reducing waste is one way to make meat production more sustainable -- not just for the environment, but for the people who produce and consume it.

The Hindu

₹475 cr. crop insurance amount distributed to 7 lakh farmers in State: Minister

Around 7 lakh farmers in Karnataka have received ₹475 crore in crop insurance for their lost crops, with more aid to come.

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: Winter on the farm isn’t meant to be like this

Long Dean, Cotswolds: It’s been so mild that we still have midges, and so rainy that the ground is bubbling with water in places

The Hindu

Farmers reiterate demand for higher FRP for sugarcane

Farmers demand higher fair and remunerative price for sugarcane, criticize government for unfulfilled promises, and seek loan waivers.

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