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BRS demands ₹25,000 per acre relief to ryots who suffered crop loss this season

Several farmers explained to the BRS leaders that borewells had gone dry due to lack of water release to canals this season and their efforts to save crops with new borewells had also ended up in failure due to lack of groundwater.

The Hindu

UK genetics project looks for lost apple varieties to protect fruit in climate crisis

Heritage orchard at RHS Rosemoor to be sampled this spring as part of search for previously unrecorded ‘survivor’ cultivars

The Guardian - UK

LBP ayacut area farmers to approach court to protect their water sharing rights

Farmers in Erode fight for water rights in Lower Bhavani Project, planning legal action against Water Resources Department.

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An Australian farmer has held the first carbon-neutral cattle sale – here’s how it works

Seven hundred breeding cows and heifers reared in a ‘carbon neutral farming system’ sold in NSW on Thursday. But can a live cow be carbon neutral?

The Guardian - AU

Guyanese delegates learn rice milling tech at CFTRI Mysuru

MYSURUCSIR-CFTRI organized ITEC training on rice milling for Guyanese delegates, showcasing India's expertise in capacity building.

The Hindu

Govt. not showing any urgency to estimate crop loss, alleges BRS

The Hindu

Patent for size-based Chinese potato grader developed by CTCRI

CTCRI project is based on a needs-assessment survey of Chinese potato growers considering the very high expenditure on manual grading which reduces the profit of the growers who are mostly resource-poor people

The Hindu

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EU Imposes Tariffs On Russian Grain Imports To Stabilize Market

The European Commission plans to impose tariffs on Russian and Belarusian grain imports to protect EU markets and farmers while reducing Russia's military ...

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In Spain, Hi-tech Hops Keep Beer Bitter As Climate Bites

Outside the warehouse in northwestern Spain, it's a freezing, foggy morning but inside it's balmy, the warmth and LED lights fooling 360 hop plants to flower as if it were late August.

Salon

The ongoing prevalence of pesticides

"This year, EWG looked at results from 47,510 samples of 46 fruits and vegetables"

The Guardian - AU

Global heating could cause an extra 1.2m lamb deaths in Australia each year, study finds

University of Adelaide study finds potential lamb deaths from heat stress could increase from 2.1m to 3.3m per year under a 3C rise

Al Jazeera

EU agrees to cap tariff-free Ukraine farm imports

Beset by angry farmer protests, EU to implement ‘safeguards’ to prevent cheap imports flooding market.

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The Guardian - UK

Leo Varadkar says he is stepping down as Irish PM in emotional speech – as it happened

‘Politicians are human beings and we have our limitations. We give it everything until we can’t anymore,’ says taoiseach

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s pledge to cut emissions by 75% by 2030 ‘no longer credible’

Climate Change Committee finds Scottish government has repeatedly failed to make cuts required by law

Salon

The vast impacts of a cocoa shortage

". . . continuing to cultivate cocoa under current conditions is unsustainable"

The Hindu

Guaranteed MSP is an ethical imperative

Farmers hardly get 30% of the price paid by the consumers. This will increase if MSP is guaranteed

The Hindu

The curious case of Sosamma Iype and the Vechur cow

Dr. Sosamma Iype’s story about saving the Vechur cow in Kerala is located at the heart of India’s tussle to industrialise rapidly while seeking to preserve its sublime biodiversity

Radio France Internationale

Experts fault UN climate plan for overlooking 'obvious' need to eat less meat

A UN roadmap to reform the world’s food systems – which account for a third of carbon emissions – has been criticised by experts who say it lacks transparency and fails to properly address the crucial need to reduce meat consumption.

The Hindu

Civil society organisation wants to make farmers’ woes an electoral agenda

KMC's agenda urges support for farmers, highlighting the need for legislative actions and social responsibility in agriculture.

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