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The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

‘This wasn’t obvious’: the potato evolved from a tomato ancestor, researchers find

Hybridisation event took place about 9 million years ago, helping to ‘spark the emergence of a new organ’

The Guardian - UK

'When will insanity end': farmer fury over power play

Farmers have vented their frustration as a state seeks to allow authorised officers to access private farmland to build transmission towers.

AAP

Half of UK councils still use pesticides in public places, research finds

Pesticide-free movement has grown, but many local authorities still spray weedkiller linked to wildlife declines and cancer

The Guardian - UK

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French Health Experts Speak Out Against Bee-killing Pesticide

French health experts and patient associations on Tuesday urged authorities to protect the public from a bee-killing pesticide, saying the chemical could also harm children and adults.

International Business Times

OPINION - Londoners, there's a dirty truth behind your chicken shop order

On any given Friday night, the glow of a chicken shop sign is as familiar on British high streets as the sound of laughter spilling out of pubs. These brightly lit symbols of cheap, quick food have become a cultural staple — especially in urban areas where affordability and convenience…

Evening Standard

Gardeners swear by this simple trick — here's how to save split tomatoes fast

Prevent tomato splitting with consistent watering, proper timing, and quick action to save cracked fruit before it spoils.

Tom’s Guide

Self-imposed lockdowns, surveillance fears and forced separations: life for California’s undocumented farmworkers

Undocumented migrants form the backbone of the ‘salad bowl of the world’ – Trump’s crackdown has led to hyper-vigilance

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Grassroots campaign against controversial French pesticide bill gathers momentum

A petition started by a French student earlier this month has ignited nationwide debate over a controversial pesticide law, drawing over two million signatories into a growing environmental and political dispute.

Radio France Internationale

Here's how a major Mexican tomato exporter is affected by Trump’s 17% tariff

The Trump administration's 17% duty on fresh tomatoes imported from Mexico is creating challenges for the country that supplies the most tomatoes to U.S. consumers

The Independent UK

New Zealand Farmers Battle Pine Forests To 'Save Our Sheep'

New Zealand sheep farmers are fighting to stop the loss of pasture to fast-spreading pine plantations, which earn government subsidies to soak up carbon emissions.

International Business Times

‘Excellent size’: UK blueberry crop up nearly a quarter after warm spring

New technology also helps fruit yield, while strawberry, raspberry and blackberry output has risen

The Guardian - UK

Are Australians about to see US beef on supermarket shelves? And why is Donald Trump celebrating?

Labor has lifted restrictions on beef imports from America. While Trump is taking credit, it’s unlikely we’ll actually buy much

The Guardian - AU

Outcry as US agriculture department to cut salaries and relocate staff

Experts warn ‘half-baked’ restructuring will further erode support for US farmers and hamper wildfire response

The Guardian - US

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to bring back the weed killer dicamba

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed allowing the weed killer dicamba for genetically engineered soybeans and cotton

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Ranchers in southern Mexico are struggling against a flesh-eating parasite infecting livestock

Ranchers in southern Mexico face rising costs and limited government help to battle a flesh-eating parasite

The Guardian - AU

Trade minister to warn Trump’s tariff wars could make Australia ‘suffer’ for generations

Don Farrell to caution against shift to system ‘based solely on power and size’ in Friday speech to Lowy Institute

The Texas Tribune

Struggling Texas cotton industry emphasizing the hazards of fast fashion

A group representing High Plains region farmers has launched a campaign to make buyers aware of synthetic fibers’ impact on the environment and health.

Al Jazeera

Australia lifts US beef restrictions slammed by Trump

Canberra says restrictions will be lifted following a ‘rigorous science and risk-based assessment’.

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The Independent UK

Australia to reduce US beef import restrictions denounced by Trump as a ban

Australia plans to ease restrictions on U.S. beef imports

International Business Times

Amit Gupta and the Revival of Rural India through the Agrifields Foundation

Amit Gupta's company, Agrifields DMCC, alongside the Agrifields Foundation, has stepped in to provide educational scholarships, agri-tech innovations, and farming support at an international standard.

International Business Times

Australia Lifts Trade Barriers On US Beef

Australia said Thursday it would lift trade barriers on beef from the United States, removing a major point of friction between Canberra and the Trump administration.

AAP

Axing of US beef ban sparks call for independent review

Australia's surprise decision to open the door to more US beef imports has prompted calls for an independent review amid biosecurity concerns.

The National (Scotland)

'People will taste the difference': First UK-bred blueberry flourishes in Scotland

AN Aberdeen-based institute has successfully bred the UK’s first blueberry after 10 years' of research

The Guardian - UK

What has it taken to unite France’s divided voters? A hated, toxic chemical

A student-led petition against a bill that would reintroduce a banned insecticide is spreading like wildfire. Will the government listen, asks Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

Radio France Internationale

Cameroon nears full cocoa traceability as EU deadline looms, but risks remain

Cameroon has announced that 99% of its cocoa can now be traced from individual farm plots to the export port - a significant step towards meeting new European Union sustainability requirements.

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