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Tractors head to The Hague, defying ban on farms protest

Farmers are driving tractors toward The Hague in defiance of a ban on the heavy vehicles imposed ahead of a protest against the Dutch government’s plan to reduce nitrate emissions

The Independent UK

Regenerative farming project to restore Mulloon Creek stalled by planning problems

Regenerative farming in Australia is being held back by bureaucratic red tape, according to one of the nation's leading farm advocacy groups.

ABC News

The ups and down faced by history’s other dukes of Edinburgh

Edward and Sophie are the new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, after the King conferred the dukedom on his brother to mark his 59th birthday.

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Eight farmers suicides per day in Maharashtra in BJP-Sena’s tenure: Ajit Pawar

MUMBAI: Launching a scathing attack on the BJP-Shiv Sena government in Maharashtra, leader of opposition Ajit Pawar said that farmers' suicides have jumped in its short tenure. He demanded a joint inspection committee of both assembly and council to study the impact of climate change on the farmers and file…

The Times of India

The farming estate developing a pioneering scheme to capture and bury CO2 as solid carbon

Pilot scheme to make renewable heat, electricity and biochar – reverse coal – which can be buried safely underground

Birmingham Post

Dutton opposes ban on live sheep exports

Peter Dutton says he's firmly opposed to ending live sheep exports via sea as the government pushes ahead with its policy to phase out the practice.

AAP

Can seaweed save the world? Well it can certainly help in many ways

Seaweed is increasingly seen as a solution to many of the world’s most pressing problems. Interest in farming seaweed has exploded.

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Consumer confidence reaches three-year high

Consumer confidence increased for the ninth straight month in February, boosted by recovering tourism, government stimulus measures, and the baht's weakness.

Bangkok Post

From emissions to employment, ESG could change the way Australians farm

Some call it greenwashing, others transparent sustainability guidelines. Either way, ESG is trickling down to Australian farmers, changing the way food and fibre is produced.

ABC News

Agriculture department's financial woes are due to demerger with environment, David Littleproud says

Former agriculture minister David Littleproud says he is "totally surprised" to hear the Agriculture Department is facing hundreds of millions of dollars in cost blowouts, and points the finger at a decision by the Labor government as the cause.

ABC News

Farmers’ self-interest should encourage climate mitigation, if nothing else

Most of the fossil fuel sources of methane, such as leaks from wells and pipelines, can be easily and cheaply fixed. But solving agricultural and food emissions is a much bigger task requiring much research and new technology, says Rod Oram

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This is 'gajar halwa' budget, says Uddhav Thackeray

MUMBAI: Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday slammed the Shinde-Fadnavis government and described the state budget as "gajar halwa".

The Times of India

Riyadh, Warsaw to Deepen Joint Strategic Partnership

Saudi Arabia has become a global player, and Poland is looking forward to a significant trade and investment movement, especially in the agricultural sector, revealed a senior Polish diplomat as Riyadh and Warsaw move towards strengthening their strategic partnership and expanding economic cooperation. On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Australian cotton finds a new home as China trade ban drags on

Australia's cotton harvest has kicked off, with the industry working to shore up alternative export markets two-and-half years on from the China trade ban.

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Unseasonal rains damage crops on 4k ha in Nashik

NASHIK: The recent unseasonal rains that lashed Nashik city and parts of the district during three days from Sunday to Tuesday have damaged standing crops on 4,115 hectares in 11 talukas.

Belfast Live

Civil Services in Northern Ireland set to strike over pay

Trade unions GMB and Unite have announced co-ordinated strike action

The Independent UK

Zimbabwe's tobacco crop grows, despite high fertilizer costs

Zimbabwe, Africa’s largest tobacco producer, opened its tobacco-selling season Wednesday, with a speech by the vice president and eager international buyers

The Times of India

Production of millets, milk and fish takes a bow in Maharashtra

MUMBAI: While the state ranks second in organic farming after Madhya Pradesh and its horticulture too is booming, the declined production of millets --- jowar, bajra, ragi --- in Maharashtra has sent the healthy-eating community worrying.

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Cyclone Gabrielle's impact on New Zealand's 'fruit bowl'

Cyclone Gabrielle has devastated fruit and vegetable crops in New Zealand's fruit bowl: Hawkes Bay.

The Independent UK

Hundreds of NI civil servants set to strike over pay

The workers will include those from the roads, rivers agency, forest service and Strangford ferry.

ABC News

Agriculture department in dire straits as 'festering' finance problem reaches a head

A federal government department responsible for protecting Australia's "way of life" is on the cusp of requiring a financial bailout, as it falls hundreds of millions of dollars into the red.

Bangkok Post

Inflation to ease as food, fuel prices fall

Thailand's headline inflation is expected to decelerate this month after growing during January and February.

ABC News

Billionaire Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest and Nicola Forrest double mango footprint in Western Australia's Gascoyne

The Forrest family's Harvest Road Group will double its mango footprint in northern WA.

The Independent UK

Mexico vows not to budge on US corn dispute

Mexico’s president has pledged not to back down in a dispute with the United States over a potential ban on imports of genetically modified corn

Bristol Post

South West had fewest fly-tipping incidents in England in a year, study says

Figures released by DEFRA show the region has improved on fly-tipping in the last year

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