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CM says pre-monsoon rain havoc has claimed 52 lives, directs officials to make field visits to help people

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday instructed Deputy Commissioners of all districts and CEOs of Zilla Panchayats to transform the government’s image by reaching out to people through field visits and shunning the earlier functioning style of operating from the comfort of their offices.

The Hindu

Farmers shy away from sugarcane amid rising costs and falling demand in Vizianagaram district

Surgarcane cultivation is expected to come down significantly in kharif season, thanks to the closure of two sugar crushing units in Vizianagaram district in the last couple of years

The Hindu

Hard cheese for Australian producers as they fear losing naming rights in EU food fight

Dairy and wine industries urge Canberra to hold the line in resisting restrictions on using terms feta and prosecco

The Guardian - AU

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Stormont department being investigated by UK Office for Environmental Protection over ammonia guidance for planners

Its first investigation in NI was sparked by complaints from members of the public

Belfast Live

Sales soar for South West cheese exporter as grants support transformation of production line

Wiltshire dairy company, Coombe Castle, has scaled up its operations to meet continued global demand

Birmingham Post

New invention that ‘sniffs’ eggs to determine sex could end brutal practice of culling male chicks

‘There are abundant egg-derived volatile compounds that can be used to classify embryos by sex, non-invasively’

The Independent UK

‘We give our blood so they live comfortably’: Sri Lanka’s tea pickers say they go hungry and live in squalor

Top tea firms investigate as plantation workers say they have to pick 18kg a day but still skip meals and make their children work

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'Cut through the static' carbon conference told

Governments must avoid "stepping on each other's toes with their various outreach programs, tools and resources" a carbon farming conference has been told.

AAP

Prepare an action plan to spread millets cultivation in the State, Governor tells ANGRAU

The Governor of Andhra Pradesh S. Abdul Nazeer suggested the Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University (ANGRAU) prepare an action plan to spread millets cultivation in the State and also to develop millet villages and zones in various districts in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture

The Hindu

UK fruit exports to EU have dropped by more than half since Brexit

Exports of fruit fell from £248.5m in year to March 2021 to £113.8m in 12 months to March 2023

The Guardian - UK

Govt. yet to complete crediting amounts into farm loans up to ₹50,000

The Hindu

High demand and rising prices 'limit access to Scottish rural land'

Scottish Land Commission report highlights need for better regulation of significant land sales

Insider UK

‘We’re going to need so many seedlings’ for reforestation push

Over the next few years, state tree nurseries across the country will build new greenhouses, expand irrigation systems, upgrade seeding equipment and bring on staff.

Tribune News Service

EU's next food fight: regulating gene-edited crops

Brussels (AFP) - Extreme weather caused by climate change has damaged food production across Europe.

AFP

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Inspector Cluzo: six things you need to know

Inspector Cluzo are the environmentally-friendly, goose saving, French farming blues rock duo you absolutely need in your life right now

ABC News

USDA reports case of mad cow disease in United States but negative trade implications 'unlikely'

The US Department of Agriculture says the atypical case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, commonly known as mad cow disease, does not present a risk to the food supply or to human health.

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand loses fight with Australia over mānuka honey trademark

Intellectual Property Office rules that New Zealand beekeepers’ attempt to stop Australian producers using the name did not meet necessary requirements

ABC News

Australian manuka honey producers successfully block New Zealand trademark attempt again

The New Zealand intellectual property umpire has sided with Australia's move to block New Zealand honey producers trademarking the word manuka.

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Nerada Tea to 'pause' production at its Far North Queensland plantation

Demand for black tea on supermarket shelves is dropping each year, and a major producer is now shuttering its plantation.

ABC News

First genetically modified banana being assessed by regulators

Australian researchers have developed the world's first genetically modified (GM) banana, but don't expect it in a fruit bowl near you anytime soon.

The Hindu

Expert commission to submit recommendations for revamping Kerala Agricultural University

The Kerala government has appointed an expert commission to prepare recommendations for revamping the Kerala Agricultural University (KAU), observing that ‘‘special measures of improvement’‘ were needed to maintain the requisite standard of teaching/research in the university

The Hindu

BRS govt. irresponsible on farmers’ issues: Kishan Reddy

Bangkok Post

Exports of rice surge to 2.8m tonnes

Rice exports topped 2.79 million tonnes from January to April with the volume for the entire year forecast to exceed 8 million tonnes, the government said.

The Independent UK

Scrapping EU rules could boost UK wine industry by £180m, says Coffey

The Environment Secretary said removing retained Brussels regulations would give British vineyards the ‘freedom they need to thrive’.

The Independent UK

Brexit: Scrapping EU rules ‘could boost UK wine industry by £180m’

Environment secretary says removing retained Brussels regulations would give British vineyards the ‘freedom they need to thrive’

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