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Fears of food inflation rise as UK harvests hit by cool, wet summer

Farmers warn wheat, oilseed rape, potatoes and other crops have been affected after wettest July on record

The Guardian - UK

Oyster festival’s shell recycling to help last native bed in Scotland

Organisers of Stranraer oyster festival say shell of every eaten mollusc will be returned to bed in Loch Ryan

The Guardian - UK

India’s wild price swings for tomatoes make and lose fortunes

As fortunes were made or wiped out and budgets skewered, economists say it’s time India fixed its supply chain.

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Koti Vruksha Abhiyan yet to gain pace in Kalaburagi district

Kalaburagi district achieved 52% of 5.22L saplings target under Koti Vruksha Abhiyan. Forest Dept. achieved 74.24%, Agri Dept. 25.26% & Horti Dept. 18.83%. Jewargi, Chincholi & Afzalpur taluks surpassed target, while Kalagi, Yadrami & Shahabad failed to meet it.Kalaburagi district achieved 52% of 5.22L saplings target under Koti Vruksha Abhiyan.…

The Hindu

Philippines Strengthens Agricultural Ties With Israel In Collaborative Efforts

Philippines Expands Agricultural Partnership with Israel to Boost Market Access and Technological Cooperation

Zenger

Tobacco growers in Andhra Pradesh make hay as export demand spikes, seek higher crop cap

Farmers in Ongole, AP, demand higher quota for Rabi season due to record prices of ₹210/kg. Centre waived penalty on excess tobacco, considering export demand. 52.51 million kg sold at ₹210.11/kg, 56.85 million kg at ₹210.29/kg. Last year, 76 million kg sold at ₹172/kg. Global shortage of 400 million kg,…

The Hindu

Mysuru MP seeks permission for late crop by tobacco farmers

MP Pratap Simha urges Commerce Sec. to allow late crop due to weather-related losses; farmers to take up plantation till Sept. 15; demand for tobacco high. #75

The Hindu

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From brink of closure to prospective Mini Ratna, FACT’s ‘blue elephants’ defy the odds

The Hindu

AP PHOTOS: A shepherd keeps up the ancient rite of guiding sheep across northern Spain

A fine cloud of dust drifts across the sun-drenched landscape. The tinkling of sheep bells floats in the air, announcing the movement of 1,000 sheep and some goats through an ancient Spanish transhumance — or livestock migration — route.

The Independent UK

Top news developments in Karnataka on August 3, 2023

The Hindu

Madras High Court orders compensation of ₹40,000 per acre for standing crops damaged for Paravanar canal diversion

Madras High Court on August 2, 2023 ordered ₹40,000 in compensation per acre to 88 farmers whose paddy crop, raised unauthorisedly on land acquired many years ago for Neyveli Lignite Corporation India Limited (NLCIL) expansion

The Hindu

State govt. to resume loan waiver to farmers from today

The Hindu

Invasive fruit flies have been found near Los Angeles, prompting a produce quarantine

Nearly 30 invasive fruit flies have prompted a produce quarantine in Los Angeles County as state and local officials try to stop the fly from spreading to more fruits and vegetables

The Independent UK

Israeli Agriculture Minister Applauds Farmers’ Role In Protecting State Lands

Israeli Agriculture Minister hails farmers as guardians of state lands in Judea and Samaria

Zenger

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2 Agriculture Stocks to Buy in August 2023, 1 to Sell

The agriculture industry is well-positioned for solid growth thanks to the rise in global population, and robust demand for food. To that end, buying fundamentally strong agriculture stocks Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) and AGCO Corporation (AGCO) could be wise. However, it could be wise to sell Cronos Group (CRON), given its weak…

The Guardian - AU

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 Hindu

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.

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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 Independent UK

£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 Guardian - 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

Chicago Sun-Times

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.

The Hindu

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.

Woman & Home

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

The Hindu

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…

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