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Māori foresters fail in urgent legal bid on ETS

The High Court has ruled public consultation on changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme can go ahead, despite Māori foresters saying more pre-engagement was needed.

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Farmer Producer Organisations will be promoted in a big way in Andhra Pradesh, says Agriculture Minister Kakani Govardhan Reddy

The Good Agriculture Practices certification to be issued by the State government will help farmers export produce to over 100 countries, says Agriculture Minister Kakani Govardhan Reddy

The Hindu

Kharge, Sonia should clarify stand on plans to revisit cow slaughter ban in Karnataka: Rupala

Karnataka Animal Husbandry Minister K. Venkatesh recently said that the State government may revisit the anti-cow-slaughter law. Read more on The Hindu

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Sky-high egg prices are finally coming back down to earth

The industry is recovering from a massive bird flu outbreak and high inflation rates, but prices may not fall to what they once were.

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Australia sees wheat, barley output dropping by a third next year

Australia's production of winter crops is set to fall from record highs, with wheat output seen declining more than 30%, the country's agricultural department said, as forecasters predict dryness due to the El Nino weather pattern.

Reuters

CBI’s survival hangs in balance as trade bodies cast fate-defining vote

Members voting on lobby group’s commitments to reform its governance and culture after sexual misconduct allegations

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Drier conditions to shrink agricultural production

Winter crop production is expected to fall more than 30 per cent this year, the agency responsible for agricultural science and economic research warns.

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Nature Restoration Law: 'No one is going to steal farmers' land' says Irish MEP

"It works for Irish farming and works for nature"

Irish Mirror

Wild blueberry production takes a dip in the face of drought

The nation’s production of wild blueberries slipped a bit last year as some growers contended with drought

The Independent UK

Anger over 'rat-infested shanty town eyesore' that is immune to enforcement

It is immune to enforcement due to an historic lack of action for 20 years

Nottingham Post

Best lawn feed spreaders for lush grass this summer

Bring your lawn to life with the best grass seed spreaders for the season ahead

Evening Standard

Dumfriesshire estate to hold first Scottish Beef Event for four years

Fergus Ewing MSP will open the major gathering, which will feature 80 trade stands and 18 breed societies

Daily Record

New food safety standards for leafy greens, melons and berries have small growers worried about their future

There's concern new regulations could potentially price some small-scale growers out of business, but the peak industry group says growers — irrespective of their size — need to commit to food safety.

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This Forgotten Grain With Astounding Resilience Could Help Enable A Climate-Friendly Diet

Millets may soon garner more attention after the United Nations declared 2023 the International Year of Millets.

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CM asks milk unions to put on hold the cut in procurement price

The reduction in procurement price of milk by the district milk unions has come under the scanner of the newly elected State government with Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday asking the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) to put any downward price revision on hold.

The Hindu

Move to withdraw anti-cow slaughter Act triggers political slugfest

The indication by Animal Husbandry Minister K. Venkatesh that the anti-cow slaughter legislation would be withdrawn has triggered a political slugfest with the Opposition BJP set to hold its first State-wide protest against the Congress government on Monday and Tuesday.

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Pench Tiger Reserve starts dairy project in buffer zone to reduce pressure on forest areas

Under the project, 40 high-yielding milch cattle have been distributed in Awaleghat, Makardhokda and Chargaon villages and a milk collection centre has been established at Awaleghat, a release by Pench tiger Reserve, Maharashtra, deputy director Prabhu Nath Shukla said on June 3.

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Animal Husbandry Minister hints at review of Anti-cattle Slaughter Act

Minister for Animal Husbandry and Sericulture K. Venkatesh on Saturday hinted at the possibility of reviewing the Anti-cattle Slaughter Act enacted by the previous BJP regime.

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Farmer forced to spend £22k to 'make it rain' and save his livelihood

'Every farmer is going through the water problem at the moment'

The Hindu

Seed-savers, progressive farmers call for conservation of agro-diversity

Two-day seed exhibition showcasing an array of seeds of various crops and cereals got underway in the city on Saturday, June 3, with seed-savers and progressive farmers calling for conserving the agricultural heritage and crop diversity of the country.

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Farmers on WA's south coast say unattended roadside stalls are making healthy profits despite vulnerability

Country drivers are familiar with increasingly common roadside produce stalls with bargain prices and farmers are grateful that people almost universally do the right thing.

The Hindu

Beneficiaries raise doubts on future of KKHRACA

After the Siddaramaiah-led State government issued a notification to cancel the Management Board of Kalyana Karnataka Human Resources, Agricultural and Cultural Association (KKHRACA) last month, the people of Kalyana Karnataka region have raised doubts on the future of KKHRACA.

The Hindu

Jagan flags off tractors, harvesters and other farm machinery

jagan flags off tractors harvestors for farmers

Radio France Internationale

Environmental groups sue French state over use of pesticides

A coalition of French environmental organisations on Thursday accused the French state of negligence in regulating the use of pesticides. A final ruling will be handed down by the Paris administrative court on 15 June.

Daily Record

Effective remedies to get rid of bedbugs and stop them invading your home

They can be a real nuisance to deal with, but there are some simple ways to prevent a bedbug infestation.

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