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The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

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

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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Letters to The Editor — March 22, 2024

Readers’ mail to The Hindu's Letters to The Editor

The Hindu

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.

International Business Times

The ongoing prevalence of pesticides

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

Salon

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

The Guardian - AU

EU agrees to cap tariff-free Ukraine farm imports

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

Al Jazeera

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

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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

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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.

The Hindu

Harish Rao demands ₹10,000 per acre relief to ryots, crops hit by untimely rain

Former Minister T. Harish Rao demands compensation for crop damage in various districts, urging government to act promptly.

The Guardian - AU

Scientific body given just $100,000 a year to fight deadly fire ants, Senate inquiry told

The CSIRO says it only received $100,000 in funding a year to combat the highly invasive pests despite pioneering research into their management

AAP

Wine being chilled to toast possible end to China beef

There is cautious optimism from Australian producers that a landmark visit by China's foreign minister could signal the end of punitive trade barriers.

The Guardian - AU

Queensland farming lobby launches legal challenge against Great Artesian Basin carbon capture trial

AgForce is seeking a judicial review of a 2022 decision that found the project did not need to be assessed under federal environmental laws

The Hindu

Centre tells NGT no need to bring slaughterhouses under EIA

Centre tells NGT no need to bring slaughterhouses under EIA, 2006 as existing guidelines are sufficient for regulation.

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