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‘Everything is natural and tastes so good’: microfarms push back against ‘food apartheid’

Bipoc-led local farms in unconventional spaces decentralize systems that have produced food deserts and create food equity

The Guardian - US

Leaf-spot disease: Areca growers worry ahead of monsoon

Hundreds of arecanut growers in the Malnad region, badly hit by the leaf-spot disease, are worried that their problem might intensify with the onset of the monsoon, expected in a few days. As scientists have not come up with a medicine to stop the spread of the disease, the growers…

The Hindu

Activists navigate defamation minefield

Sutharee Wannasiri knew the poultry company had violated labour laws. She went on Twitter in 2017 to share a video containing an interview with an employee who said he had to work day and night with no day off.

Bangkok Post

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Canada joins US in trade dispute hearings against Mexico's proposed ban on GM corn

Canada says it will join a trade dispute panel that the United States requested over Mexico's proposed limits on imports of genetically modified corn

The Independent UK

Horticulture department shifts Tanhoda outlet to reclaimed property on Cathedral Road

After reclaiming 6.35 acres of land in Cathedral Road from the possession of Agri Horticultural Society, a private organisation, the Department of Horticulture and Plantation Crops has launched its customer service and opened it to the public

The Hindu

Union Minister hails ‘Theera Sadassu’ initiative of Kerala government

Union Minister of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Parshottam Rupala who visited the district on Friday as part of his nation-wide ‘Sagar Parikrama Yatra’ hailed the ‘Theera Sadassu’ initiative, a public interaction programme launched by the Kerala Fisheries department to converse with the coastal people directly and take remedial measures…

The Hindu

Milk production improves in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi; still 40k litres shortfall

MANGALURU: Barring supply of butter and Samruddhi milk, the Dakshina Kannada Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union Limited (DKMUL) has managed to stabilise milk and supply of milk products in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi, from the past fortnight.

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Top news developments in Karnataka on June 9, 2023

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'Businesses have a vital role to play in the transition to net zero': The Co-op strikes deal with RSPB

The Co-op said an estimated 3.2 billion tonnes of carbon are stored in peatlands

Birmingham Post

Cow slaughter ban | Animal Husbandry Minister shouldn’t make out-of-turn comments, says Karnataka Congress in-charge Randeep Surjewala

On Wednesday, even Chief Minister Siddaramaiah hinted at a possible review

The Hindu

Congress claims MSP hike only on paper, accuses Modi govt. of betraying farmers

Surjewala claimed that the the MSP was not only far less than what the farmers should ideally get

The Hindu

Vexed social forestry planters in Prakasam district seek government intervention

Social forestry planters, who had been struggling to get a fair price for the subabul and eucalyptus logs for a long time, had a ray of hope when a noted integrated pulp, paper and paper board Mill from Erode in Tamil Nadu came to buy the logs for an attractive…

The Hindu

Three acquitted in ‘cattle mafia’ case over alleged intimidation of Sicilian sisters

Three sisters who own farm in Mezzojuso say they will appeal after men cleared due to lack of evidence

The Guardian - UK

Former High Sheriff fined after aggressive cows leave walkers seriously injured

Sir Charles Hobhouse takes responsibility after same herd attacks walkers in two different fields

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DNA marking system to protect agricultural equipment from theft to be rolled out at Hexham event

Farmers can have their equipment marked with an invisible DNA code at Hexham Auction Mart on June 13

Reason

Company's "ESG" Publicity Is Commercial Speech, Unprotected by California Anti-SLAPP Law

From Monday's decision in Hicks v. Grimmway Enterprises, Inc., by Judge Janis Sammartino (S.D. Cal.): In this putative class action, Plaintiff alleges that Defendant, a California agricultural corporation, misrepresented the environmental impact of its farming practices through its advertising and "Inaugural Report on Environmental, Social and Governance Actions" ("ESG Report").…

Insider UK

Scottish glen becomes hub for climate tech innovation

Aberdeenshire hill farm aims to help develop new climate solutions for farmers and land managers

The Hindu

Top news developments in Karnataka on June 8, 2023

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Australia willing to walk away from EU deal: Minister

Australia was prepared to pull the pin on trade talks with the European Union if negotiations broke down further on the naming of cheeses and wine.

Salon

A heated debate over corn

" . . . the factor of cultural significance raises an important question: Is science all that matters?"

The Hindu

Congress MLC seeks immediate release of ₹669.5 crore milk support price dues

Claiming that the government’s unpaid dues towards support price for milk had reached ₹669.59 crore during the BJP regime in the State, Congress MLC Dinesh Gooligowda has urged Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar to take steps for immediate release of the outstanding amount.

360info

Time to rethink humanity's relationship with the oceans

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the fragility of economic systems focused solely on economic growth.

The Hindu

Top news developments in Karnataka on June 7, 2023

Bangkok Post

10 billion global population unsustainable, says climate envoy Kerry

OSLO: US special climate envoy John Kerry told AFP that the world's population will not be tenable in 2050, when it is projected to hit nearly 10 billion, but refrained from asking Americans to give up steaks.

360info

The future of farming could be under the sea

Seaweed farming could free up millions of hectares of land and help cut carbon emissions if its true value is realised. Getting there takes time and investment.

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