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Iran's Strait Of Hormuz Blockade Could Spark a Global Fertilizer Shortage

Market experts warn that prolonged shortages may force farmers to reduce fertiliser usage, potentially lowering harvests and tightening global grain stocks.

International Business Times

Egg prices are down from last year’s record highs but it’s not all good news

The Trump administration’s decision to import nearly 1 billion eggs last year helped lower prices

The Independent UK

UK looks to relax planning rules for factory farms after industry lobbying

Exclusive: documents chronicle years-long campaign to make it easier to build intensive livestock units

The Guardian - UK

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Brazil's 5% Gas Hike vs. America's 30% Surge: How a 50-Year Sugarcane Bet Shielded It From the Iran Oil Shock

How Brazil's sugarcane ethanol program leads in energy independence and biofuel innovation. Discover why countries like the UK are paying attention and how this model can boost global energy security.

International Business Times UK

Chancellor meets UK supermarket bosses to discuss cost of living

Rachel Reeves will address concerns about price rises and shortages with retailers as energy costs surge

The Guardian - UK

Chavez abuse claims prompt reflection on the history of Filipino farmworkers in the US

In 1965, Filipino and Mexican American farmworkers in California became inextricably linked when they mobilized to strike against grape growers

The Independent UK

Labour MPs call for ‘level playing field’ for farmers

The Labour Rural Research Group is calling for an overhaul of food labelling and a commitment to protect welfare standards in trade deals.

The Independent UK

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The 'horrific' disease hitting regional Aussies hardest

Exposure to pesticides and other environmental factors could be behind far higher rates of motor-neurone disease in regional areas, experts warn.

AAP

How we can improve food security in Britain

Letters: Richard Harvey and Joy Webb respond to an article by George Monbiot on the fragility of the global food system in light of the Iran war

The Guardian - UK

Toxic Pfas residue identified on 37% of California produce, new analysis finds

Peaches, strawberries and grapes were almost always found to be contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’ in the analysis

The Guardian - US

Nigel Farage’s farming adviser calls for wheat prices to double

Exclusive: critics warn Reform UK use of trade policy would increase food costs amid cost-of-living crisis

The Guardian - UK

What is ‘OnlyFarms’? Trump unveils bizarrely named website to mark National Agriculture Day

Donald Trump marked National Agriculture Day by launching the “OnlyFarms” platform and hosting a large White House event to promote support for US farmers. The initiative highlights financial aid and policy changes aimed at easing industry pressures, while drawing attention for its branding and political messaging amid ongoing economic and…

The Times of India

'OnlyFarms' Sparks 'Is This Real?' Reactions as White House Post Draws OnlyFans Comparisons — What Is It About?

Discover OnlyFarms.gov, the US government's new platform aimed at helping farmers access federal support. Learn about its features and the online reaction.

International Business Times UK

‘The start of the healing process’: the vital work to restore Britain’s peatlands

A project on Dartmoor to reprofile the landscape aims to return the springy bog – and carbon store – to its natural condition

The Guardian - UK

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Ministers should ‘start doing stuff’ to help farmers and cut fuel costs, says Asda boss

Allan Leighton predicts food prices will inevitably rise, as group’s full-year profits dive by a third to £764m

Newslaundry

Ramnath Goenka award for NL report challenging Modi govt’s farm success stories

Newslaundry’s Basant Kumar has won the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Award in the 'Uncovering India Invisible' category for his ground report exposing the Central government's claim that the income of 75,000 farmers had doubled.

The Independent UK

Harvests and food prices at risk as Iran war triggers global fertiliser crunch

A chokehold on key trade routes is exposing the fragility of global food systems, with fertiliser shortages set to hit farmers and consumers alike

The Guardian - US

California renames Cesar Chavez Day as Farmworkers Day

Lawmakers earlier passed bill to rename 31 March holiday following sexual abuse allegations against labor leader

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International Business Times

Edwin Dowell on Reimagining Agriculture Through STEAM Systems and Regenerative Technology Integration

Dowell's professional identity spans agriculture, infrastructure, advanced materials, and education. With a background in agricultural engineering, his work extends into plant-based technological innovation, including biodegradable electronics derived from organic materials.

Evening Standard

Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Farmers' Choir releases record for charity after making him tear up

All profits will go towards mental health charity Shout ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week in May

The Guardian - UK

UK CO2 plant to reopen amid fears Iran war could lead to shortage

Teesside site mothballed in September given £100m by government to restart production for at least three months

International Business Times

Philippe Dinn on Why Geographic Integrity Remains the Gold Standard for Tobacco Quality

Philippe Dinn's Grand Tobacco Company specializes in sourcing and exporting high-quality US tobacco to manufacturers around the world.

The Guardian - AU

‘Makes Covid look like a tea party’: Australian food prices could rise for the next year, farmers warn

Iran conflict could see shortages not just in fuel, but fertiliser and fossil fuel resins – used to make milk bottles

The Times of India

'Disgusting step': Bill to turn human bodies into fertilisers faces heavy flak by Oklahoma representative Jim Shaw

Oklahoma State Representative Jim Shaw's recent post on X has sparked a heated debate online over a process called Natural Organic Reduction (NOR), colloquially known as human composting, in which dead human bodies are used to fertilise the farming soil.

The Independent UK

Kenya’s flower industry loses millions of dollars weekly due to the Iran war

Kenya’s flower industry is losing up to $1.4 million a week as the Iran war cuts demand and disrupts shipping

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