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Sticky beef: why Australia’s supermarket meat prices remain high despite falling livestock markets

Saleyard prices for cattle and sheep have dropped to 2018 levels but rising supply chain costs mean retail prices are unlikely to follow

The Guardian - AU

Mysuru MP Pratap Simha seeks licence for unregistered tobacco growers

Pratap Simha, Mysuru MP, met Sunil Brathwal, Commerce Secretary, in New Delhi on Wednesday and requested him to issue licence to unregistered tobacco growers in Mysuru region.

The Hindu

Local farmers help keep tomato prices in check at Manjoor in the Nilgiris

Two farmers, Raman and Puttuswamy, from Manjoor in the Nilgiris have taken a huge cut to their profits just to supply tomatoes to the local market at relatively affordable prices.

The Hindu

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Unable to sell genuinely raised Redsanders trees, cultivators grope in the dark

Redsanders cultivators in private lands in Telangana are in a fix as the State Government, more particularly the Forest Department has failed to show them way out to sell their ‘genuinely raised’ trees.

The Hindu

£14m on offer to fund innovation in farming

The money will go to projects which can demonstrate new practices that will help achieve net zero goals or boost food production.

The Independent UK

Country diary: The combine harvester is an awesome sight at night

Inkpen, North Wessex Downs: These fields still bear their wartime names, but the farmland and ecosystem are surely unrecognisable

The Guardian - UK

Carbon capture technology is safe. Illinois should embrace CO2 pipeline projects.

CO2 pipelines are critical to achieving the Biden administration’s admirable climate reduction goals.

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Bengaluru | Confusion prevails on day one as new milk prices kick in

As the price hike for Nandini dairy products, including milk, curd, and buttermilk, kicked in on Tuesday, many customers were seen confused about the actual hike, while others were worried about expanding their weekly budget.

The Hindu

The little-known title King Charles has held for over a decade that Prince William won’t inherit

King Charles' little-known title was bestowed upon him during a visit to Tanzania in 2011 and it honours one of his long-time passions

Woman & Home

BDA acquired 3 acres in 18 years for Peripheral Ring Road project in Bengaluru

PRR is expected to stretch from Tumakuru Road to Hosur Road, connect highways (State and National), NICE Road and pass through Old Madras Road. Almost 18 years after first preliminary notification (September 23, 2005) for land acquisition and 15 years after final notification, the notified land is in limbo. Owners cannot…

The Hindu

Cost of rural crime up £9m in a year as gangs target farm machinery

NFU Mutual said some thieves use drones to scope out where valuable equipment is kept.

The Independent UK

Groundnut cultivation dwindling in Andhra Pradesh

The cultivation of groundnut in Andhra Pradesh has been decreasing in the State for the last few years despite growing demand for oilseed crops.

The Hindu

FPO has helped reduce farm input cost, says NABARD official

The help extended by NABARD and State Bank of India to farmers of Navalgund taluk has facilitated the establishment and operation of Farmers Producers Organisation (FPO) and it, in turn, has resulted in bringing down input cost, thus increasing their profit margin.

The Hindu

Farmers occupying NLC land will be granted time till September 15 to harvest standing crops, TN govt. tells Madras High Court

Tamil Nadu government tells Madras High Court that it is willing to grant time till September 15 for farmers to harvest the standing crops they had raised on lands acquired by the Neyveli Lignite Corporation over a decade ago for its expansion activities

The Hindu

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Legislature can impose total prohibition on cow slaughter: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has refused to direct the Centre to impose a “total prohibition” on slaughter of cows and its progeny, saying the competent legislature has to be approached for any steps in this regard.

The Hindu

Madras High Court agrees to hear case filed by farmer for return of his lands acquired by Neyveli Lignite Corporation

The Madras High Court on Monday, agreed to hear this afternoon (July 31, 2021), an urgent writ petition filed by a farmer from Valayamadevi Melpathi village in the Bhuvanagiri Taluk, Cuddalore district, to restrain the Neyveli Lignite Corporation (NLC) from taking possession of his fertile lands until the harvest due…

The Hindu

Farmers in Malnad region want ‘Bhoo Bhagya’

Malnad region's farming community seeks 'Bhoo-bhagya' while Cong. govt. works on strategies to implement Annabhagya & other guarantees. Cong. had made promises to people of Malnad region before elections. Farmers to launch protests if promises not fulfilled. Cong. to distribute title deeds to displaced, forest dwellers & bagair-hukum cultivators. Bureaucracy…

The Hindu

Bitter truths in Maharashtra’s sugar fields

There needs to be intervention in Maharashtra to ensure that seasonal migrants have access to justice and are guaranteed safe and healthy working and living conditions

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Govt. is oblivious to plight of farmers, says Bommai

The State government is oblivious to the plight of farmers and rural poor who have suffered from damage caused by heavy rainfall, the former Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said in Belagavi on Sunday.

The Hindu

Tomato-laden lorry from Kolar goes missing on route to Jaipur

Panic gripped traders of the Kolar Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) on Sunday, when a truck laden with tomatoes, worth ₹21 lakh, went missing en route to Jaipur, Rajasthan

The Guardian - UK

Peas corp: how a UK co-op gets peas from field to freezer in 150 minutes

All systems are go at the GPS-guided operation that supplies 42,000 tonnes to Birds Eye

The Hindu

‘560 tonnes of tomatoes sold at subsidised rate in Delhi, U.P., Rajasthan in last 15 days’

NCCF is selling tomatoes on behalf of the Central Government in order to provide relief to consumers from high prices. Even NAFED is also undertaking sale of the key kitchen staple in Bihar and other consuming States.

The Independent UK

Pig cooling pads and weather forecasts for cows are high-tech ways to make meat in a warming world

More than a third of the heat-trapping gases cooking the planet come from growing and raising food, but millions of cattle, pigs and other animals get to stay cool in the United States and the rest of the developed world

Radio France Internationale

Buyers around the world feel effects of India's curb on rice exports

India has banned the export of two million tonnes of rice to fight rampant inflation and protect its domestic supply after Russia cancelled a UN-backed deal allowing Ukraine to ship its grain worldwide. But some fear the move could help drive up food prices elsewhere.

The Independent UK

India cuts rice exports, triggering panic-buying of food staple by some Indian expats in the US

Hoping to stave off inflationary pressures on a diet staple, the Indian government is banning exports of non-Basmati white rice varieties

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