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New Zealand loses fight with Australia over mānuka honey trademark

Intellectual Property Office rules that New Zealand beekeepers’ attempt to stop Australian producers using the name did not meet necessary requirements

The Guardian - AU

Australian manuka honey producers successfully block New Zealand trademark attempt again

The New Zealand intellectual property umpire has sided with Australia's move to block New Zealand honey producers trademarking the word manuka.

ABC News

Nerada Tea to 'pause' production at its Far North Queensland plantation

Demand for black tea on supermarket shelves is dropping each year, and a major producer is now shuttering its plantation.

ABC News

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First genetically modified banana being assessed by regulators

Australian researchers have developed the world's first genetically modified (GM) banana, but don't expect it in a fruit bowl near you anytime soon.

ABC News

Expert commission to submit recommendations for revamping Kerala Agricultural University

The Kerala government has appointed an expert commission to prepare recommendations for revamping the Kerala Agricultural University (KAU), observing that ‘‘special measures of improvement’‘ were needed to maintain the requisite standard of teaching/research in the university

The Hindu

BRS govt. irresponsible on farmers’ issues: Kishan Reddy

The Hindu

Exports of rice surge to 2.8m tonnes

Rice exports topped 2.79 million tonnes from January to April with the volume for the entire year forecast to exceed 8 million tonnes, the government said.

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Scrapping EU rules could boost UK wine industry by £180m, says Coffey

The Environment Secretary said removing retained Brussels regulations would give British vineyards the ‘freedom they need to thrive’.

The Independent UK

Brexit: Scrapping EU rules ‘could boost UK wine industry by £180m’

Environment secretary says removing retained Brussels regulations would give British vineyards the ‘freedom they need to thrive’

The Independent UK

Agriculture Department clears proposal for development of spices

The State Agriculture Department has cleared a ₹4.6 crore proposal to expand the area under the cultivation of pepper, nutmeg, clove, ginger and turmeric using improved varieties in the current fiscal.

The Hindu

Veterinarians have pivotal role to play in realising nation’s goal of doubling farmers’ income, says Kerala Governor

Addressing the fourth convocation of the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (KVASU) at the university headquarters at Pookode, Governor Arif Mohammed Khan said that veterinarians have a major role to play in realising the nation’s goal of doubling farmers’ income.

The Hindu

Poultry worker travelled to Scotland with bird flu risking 'disastrous' new pandemic

The patient recently made the journey to a location in Scotland while they were awaiting test results and experts claim this could have spawned a "potential disaster"

Daily Mirror

FPO in Rajasthan village generates revenue worth ₹50 lakh within few months of inception

In a move towards gender equality, the FPO has included 150 women farmers as equity holders alongside their male counterparts

The Hindu

Ministry preps plans for farm production, prices

The Commerce Ministry pledges to handle agricultural production and price management, especially for cassava and palm oil, as the income guarantee scheme for these crops was not extended, awaiting the new government's policy.

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Reuters

Brazil investigates four more suspect cases of avian flu in wild birds

Brazil is investigating another four new potential cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) in wild birds, according to authorities from the state of Espirito Santo, where Brazil's first ever cases were confirmed this week.

Reuters

LDC fears bird flu may spread through France again

France's largest poultry producer, LDC, warned on Friday that an upsurge in bird flu cases in the southwest might lead to the virus spreading to the country's major producing regions that were ravaged by it last year.

Insider UK

East of Scotland Growers merges with R&K Drysdales

With a collective turnover approaching £50m, the deal creates one of the largest fresh produce companies in Scotland

The Guardian - UK

I’ve campaigned for decades against the horrific lives factory-farmed chickens lead – but now there’s hope

A shift in supermarkets’ attitudes and a new judicial review could at last make us face up to this blot on our moral conscience, says broadcaster and food writer Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

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Tribune News Service

Why is VinFast going public via a SPAC instead of a traditional public offering?

VinFast, the high-spending Vietnamese automaker with bold plans in North Carolina, has for months sought a path to the stock market. It’s now poised to take an alternative route to get there.

Tribune News Service

Stunted wheat crops are turning blue in drought-ravaged Kansas

It’s so dry in Kansas that wheat plants are turning blue.

Belfast Live

Thousands raised in heifer sale in memory of Co Tyrone farmer

John McConnell from Plumbridge sadly passed away in 2019

Nottingham Post

Concern as Avian flu detected in wild birds near Nottinghamshire river

It is vital that wild birds do not mix with chickens, ducks, geese or other birds.

Los Angeles Times

Egg prices have fallen after record highs left consumers scrambling

After a bird flu outbreak last year caused egg prices to skyrocket across the country, consumers are getting some relief.

Daily Record

Supermarket shoppers warned egg shortage could last another year

Numerous factors could see the shortage last for another year.

The Guardian - UK

MPs say poor transport to mental health services causing crisis in rural England

Report finds farming community has lower levels of mental wellbeing than population at large

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