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Eartag satellite-tracking technology stopping livestock theft, saving farmers milions of dollars

Farmers say it's like having a shepherd guarding stock the whole time. Eartag satellite-tracking technology could save them millions of dollars and a lot of heartache.

ABC News

Pigeon infestation in new Broadmarsh Car Park to cost council £124,000

To try to end the problem, the council is planning to install bird netting at a cost of £90,000, while a five-year maintenance programme will cost a further £35,258

Nottingham Post

Genetically altered mosquito plan nixed

"All Californians should be relieved," said one Friends of the Earth project manager

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1,200 ‘Krishikootams’ to be launched on May 16

The Agriculture department’s efforts to give a fillip to the agriculture sector by creating ‘krishikootams’ (farm groups) are set to take off on a big note.

The Hindu

NASA report on world crops suggests Irish favourites could soon fall victim to climate stresses

A 20 per cent decrease from current production levels could have severe implications worldwide

Irish Mirror

Karnataka election results 2023 | Amul vs Nandini row impact: Congress emerges favourite in milk-producing districts

The milk agitations propelled the Congress in districts to leads over its rivals

The Hindu

How often should you fertilize your lawn? Experts share their advice for impeccable grass

Knowing how often you should fertilize your lawn is key to maintaining happy, healthy grass all year round

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Livestock prices fall sharply this week with 'red ink everywhere' for cattle and sheep producers

Livestock prices fell sharply this week, as cattle and sheep numbers continued to pour into saleyards around the nation.

ABC News

How farmers react when the Bureau of Meteorology issues a sheep grazier warning

With winter approaching, the sheep grazier warning becomes a frequent and chilling feature of ABC weather forecasts and alerts from the Bureau of Meteorology. What does it mean for farmers? And sheep?

ABC News

Kharif: Dip in paddy sowing, marginal increase in millet cultivation

The Hindu

NDDB calls meet of heads of cooperative dairy federations to sort out row over cross-border milk sale

The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) will convene a meeting of Chairmen and Managing Directors of cooperative dairy federations in the country this month to sort out the sensitive issue of cross-border marketing of milk.

The Hindu

Clarkson's Farm's Kaleb Cooper makes huge career move away from show

He's proved a huge hit with fans of the show

Nottingham Post

Application pending for years disposed of at adalats: Minister

Hundreds of applications and complaints pending with various departments for years were disposed of at taluk-level adalats in the district, Minister for Food and Civil Supplies G.R. Anil has said

The Hindu

Odisha says its suggestion regarding MSP calculation for paddy was ignored

The Odisha Government said the Commission on Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) ignored its suggestion of taking C2 as basis of recommending minimum support price for paddy for kharif season 2023-24.

The Hindu

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The Independent UK

UK government decides to keep EU ‘bendy bananas’ regulation despite Brexit

Brexiteer dreams of malformed bananas left in ruins

The Hindu

Explained | How are nutrients in millets affected by processing and polishing?

The Hindu explains what the nutritive content of millets is, where in the grain they are stored, and how they are affected by post-harvest processes like milling and polishing.

The New Daily

‘Insidious’ budget change will hit grocery prices, truck groups say

Farmers and trucking companies will face rising fees after this week's federal budget and may be forced to pass them on to consumers, groups warn.

ABC News

Tablelands buoyed by agriculture as northern Australia's biggest rural population reaches 50,000

Tucked into the lush highlands west of Cairns is northern Australia's largest rural population, and it's booming again with agriculture seemingly the primary catalyst.

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The Guardian - AU

Banana appeal: Australia’s first genetically modified fruit sent for approval

Cavendish made to resist fungus threatening variety worldwide is seen as safety net for growers if industry wiped out

Daily Record

Clarkson's Farm favourite Kaleb Cooper makes huge career move away from show

Kaleb Cooper has revealed that he has teamed up with Royal Agricultural University (RAU) to launch a new bursary for those looking to follow in his footsteps and launch a career in agriculture.

Daily Mirror

Clarkson's Farm sensation Kaleb Cooper makes huge career move away from series

Kaleb Cooper became an overnight star after the release Clarkson's Farm and now the farming contractor has announced a new role

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The biotech industry is well-positioned to grow, given the inelastic demand, rapid advancements, and government initiatives. So, quality biotech stocks Biogen (BIIB), Alkermes (ALKS), and Vanda (VNDA) could be worth owning. Read on.

The Hindu

Farmers deplore meagre support price for mango in Chittoor

Mango growers in Chittoor district have expressed displeasure over the announcement of a support price of ₹19 per kg and urged the district administration to consider a minimum of ₹25

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh: Government not proactive in reaching out to the farmers, says Pawan Kalyan

Poor planning and coordination caused huge crop loss due to the recent rains in the State, alleges Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan

Reuters

Explainer-Have Western sanctions on Russia impacted its wheat exports?

Russia wants the West to remove obstacles to the export of its grain and fertilisers before it agrees to the extension of a deal allowing safe Black Sea exports of agricultural products from three Ukrainian ports.

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