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French consumers face major price hike for supermarket goods

French citizens already grappling with a cost-of-living crisis face a 10 percent hike in grocery prices following negotiations between supermarket bosses and food producers.

Radio France Internationale

Country diary: There’s only one topic of conversation among farmers at the moment

Tebay, Cumbria: While we scan the females, we discuss the post-Brexit payments for farmers, how it will affect hedgerows, barns – and our local breed of sheep

The Guardian - UK

Farmer's long battle to protect his home and livelihood from developers that never seems to end

Gethin Jenkins' family farm has taken a step closer to being saved, but he's well aware the battle may not be over yet

Wales Online

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State planning process criticised following Portland abalone farm hearing by Planning Panels Victoria

For residents in Portland's Dutton Way, an "exhausting" battle against the construction of an aquaculture facility near their homes may finally be coming to an end. But an expert in planning law says the process shouldn't have taken so long.

ABC News

The real cost of food's exorbitant price

"This could be the end of an era of cheap food"

Salon

Tearful Falkirk resident shares horror rat story as campaigners demand council pest control back

A public meeting heard that the rodent problem is "out of control" across the district

Daily Record

France's Macron pushes economic ties in Angola

Traversing three capital cities in hours, French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday pursued his African tour aimed at renewing frayed ties.

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Shifting govt stance complicated long-running Isahaya legal saga

A court battle that lasted for a little more than two decades over whether to open floodgates built as part of a state land reclamation project in Isahaya Bay was effectively brought to an end by the latest Supreme Court ruling.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

In dry West, farmers balk at idling land to save water

With drought, climate change and overuse of the Colorado River leading to increasingly dire conditions in the West, the federal Bureau of Reclamation is looking at fallowing as a way to cut water use

The Independent UK

Massive farmers protest disrupts Brussels traffic

Hundreds of tractors driven by angry farmers protesting a plan to cut nitrate converged on Brussels on Friday

The Independent UK

Norway's leader meets Indigenous Sami as protests end

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has met with Indigenous Sami reindeer herders after more than a week of protests against wind farms that activists say endanger their way of life, and has acknowledged that there are “ongoing human rights violations.”

The Independent UK

Big rise in Welsh lamb and beef exports

New figures from Hybu Cig Cymru show strong demand and growth potential in the Middle East

Birmingham Post

Australia to phase out live sheep export amid opposition from peak farmers body

Consultation begins on timeframe as National Farmers’ Federation says ‘wiping out an entire industry is not the answer’

The Guardian - AU

WA industry to consider 'legal avenues' if federal government's live sheep export ban goes ahead

Federal Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says it is up to sheep producers to decide if they want to fight the government through legal avenues, or work with it to put an end to live sheep exports.

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Meat processing industry says quarantine facility good short-term solution for housing workers

The Wellcamp quarantine facility cost taxpayers more than $220 million but will no longer be used by the state government. The agricultural industry says it has potential as a short-term fix to workers' housing woes.

Newcastle Herald

'We've got everything': Newcastle show is on this weekend

Organisers say the weekend will be a family event full of fun and education.

The New Daily

Aussie live sheep export trade on the chopping block

The Labor government is pushing ahead with its election promise to phase out the live sheep export trade by setting up a panel to work out how to proceed.

AAP

Sheep exporters 'disgusted' by push to ban live trade

Farmers WA says the federal government should review its promise to ban live sheep exports by sea, branding it a "dumb" commitment that will impact 3000 people.

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Country singer James Blundell in tune with hemp's $10 million-a-year potential for farmers

Performer and farmer James Blundell says "covert" youthful attempts to grow his own have turned into an enthusiasm to produce hemp on a grand scale — and he's not alone.

ABC News

Former RSPCA boss to advise government on when, how to end $85 million live sheep trade

A former animal rights campaigner, retired Labor MP and a Western Australian farmer will advise the federal government about how to shut down the export of live sheep, as farmers appeal the ban.

Radio France Internationale

Tropical deforestation significantly reduces rainfall, study finds

New research published Wednesday shows that large-scale deforestation – from the Amazon to the forests of Africa and Southeast Asia – threatens reductions in rainfall across the tropics.

The National (Scotland)

Council investigating after perplexing viral clip of man blowtorching raw chicken

A viral video of chicken being blowtorching in a back lane has prompted a council investigation.

Evening Standard

Gardener’s notebook: win friends with (homegrown) salad during fruit and veg supply crisis

Less choice on the shelves at the supermarket? Here’s where to start with growing your own vegetables

Reuters

Spain to extend seasonal migrant workers programme to Senegal

Spain is extending a so-called circular migration programme to its first sub-Saharan African country, bringing in at least 100 people from Senegal to work on its farms during the harvest season, a government source said.

The Independent UK

5 tips for growing your own tomatoes, according to a gardening expert

Food shortage in the UK has led supermarkets to ration supplies of fresh fruit and vegetables. But it’s easier than you think to grow your own supplies at home

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