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How often should you water seedlings? Garden experts share how to keep young plants happy and thriving

Make sure your seedlings have the best chance at success and establishing with this expert watering advice

Woman & Home

EU preparing to offer key concession to UK in new post-Brexit agricultural deal

Exclusive: Britain expected to be allowed to keep ban on live animal exports, sources say, in fillip for Keir Starmer

The Guardian - UK

Oil-based products are everywhere, from fertiliser to fashion. What are the alternatives?

Substituting the petrochemicals that underpin everyday life is challenging, but there are ways to produce what we need without fossil fuels

The Guardian - AU

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The diet that could slash your risk of developing high blood pressure by almost a third

Making a few simple changes to your plate could drastically improve health, say researchers

The Independent UK

California farmers to destroy 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte collapses

Officials say cutting 50,000 tons of peaches from production could prevent $30m in losses for farmers

The Independent UK

Warning ‘dramatic’ rise in food prices ahead as farmers feel the squeeze from Iran war

Fertiliser costs ‘problem for the world’, warns farming group controlled by Duke of Westminster

The Independent UK

UAE’s ruling royal family benefits from more than €71m in EU farming subsidies

Al Nahyans’ control over farmland in Europe has meant they receive proportion of payments to farms

The Guardian - UK

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Fertiliser shortages to have dramatic effect on food prices, says Duke of Westminster’s firm

Mark Preston, of Grosvenor Group, who owns one of the UK’s leading farms, says knock-on effect of Iran war could arrive next year

The Guardian - UK

Want a bumper crop on a budget? Grow these 7 high-yield vegetables in May

Save with seeds: 7 high-yield vegetables to grow in May.

Tom’s Guide

EU trade deal could force UK to restrict use of weedkiller linked to cancer

Glyphosate is currently sprayed on cereal and pulse crops to dessicate them and make them easier to harvest

The Guardian - UK

Connecticut Woman Built $100K-A-Year Kelp Farm From $20K — Now Sells Out Every Season

GreenWave says a 20-acre kelp farm can start for $20,000 and net over $100K annually. Connecticut farmer Suzie Flores sells out every season at half capacity.

International Business Times UK

More farming co-operatives could ‘unleash growth’ in UK, finds report

Greater agricultural collaboration can improve food security and resilience to global crises, says policy paper

The Guardian - UK

‘We don’t hear the frogs, we don’t see the birds’: government repeatedly delayed water to NSW wetlands, documents reveal

Exclusive: A grazier has released emails that reveal the state’s environment and water department prioritised harvesting of winter cereal crops over wetlands

The Guardian - AU

‘They don’t belong in our environment’: US vineyards battle spotted lanternflies as invasive insects spread

From Virginia to New York, the bugs drain vines, cut yields and leave growers resorting to one simple fix: squash them

The Guardian - US

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'Trying times': farmers stare down trifecta of troubles

Farmers are being forced to adapt and innovate as drought conditions intensify and global shocks push up costs and risk vital fertiliser supplies.

The Independent UK

FACT FOCUS: Why nearly 4.3 million people are no longer receiving food stamps

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins this week attributed a multimillion-person drop in the number of participants receiving food stamps through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to the tamping down of fraud and an improved economy

International Business Times UK

Children Under Five Make Up Nearly Half of Cases in Latest Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Backyard Poultry

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports a Salmonella infection outbreak across 13 states, linked to backyard poultry such as chickens and ducks.

International Business Times UK

What Is Glyphosate? MAHA Base Cheers After House Blocks Pesticide Shield for Bayer's Roundup

US House passes amendment removing Bayer pesticide protections, sparking debate over glyphosate lawsuits, MAHA response, and farm policy.

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The Independent UK

Brazil prosecutors launch suit against meatpacking giant JBS over beef tied to slavery-like labor

Brazil's labor prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against meatpacking giant JBS, accusing it of buying cattle from farms where workers were held in slavery-like conditions

The Guardian - UK

EU farmers and hauliers to get up to €50,000 to cover extra costs of Iran war

Fishing companies can also access subsidies in loosening of state aid rules to cover fuel and fertiliser price rises

Tom’s Guide

Why are my tomato plant leaves turning yellow? 5 steps to save your harvest

Learn what causes yellow tomato plant leaves and how to restore healthy green growth.

The Independent UK

Dozens fall ill across the country due to antibiotic-resistant salmonella linked to chicken and eggs

While there have been 34 reported cases of salmonella-linked illness, the CDC says the actual number of sick people is likely much higher

The Independent UK

CDC warns of drug-resistant salmonella infections linked to backyard poultry

Federal health officials are investigating an outbreak of salmonella poisoning linked to backyard poultry that has sickened at least 34 people since February

The Guardian - UK

Industrial chicken producer hits out over Wye and Usk river pollution claim

Lawyers for Avara Foods and Freemans of Newent say legal claim backed by 1,300 people is ‘entirely inferential’

The Guardian - AU

Fast-tracking or ploughing through? Renewable energy shaping up as defining issue for Victorian election

Most landholders in regional Victoria support renewable energy – if they get a say. But planning approvals are riding roughshod over community concerns

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