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Trump's Immigration Policies Could 'Shrink' GDP Growth As US Population Projected To Decline, Warns CBO

The U.S. population growth is expected to decline at a faster rate than previously projected due to President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Benzinga

American Soybean Farmers Become Scapegoat In US-China Trade Tussle, Plead Trump For Bailout: 'Unless Something Miraculous...'

In a significant blow to U.S. soybean farmers, China, their largest buyer, has ceased purchasing their crops, leaving them with a surplus, and choosing instead to source from Brazil.

Benzinga

Scientists analysed pesticide use across Europe. Here’s what they found

Increased demand for food due to population growth has made pesticides essential for ensuring food security

The Independent UK

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Want to Advance on the Job? Showing Some Courtesy and Appreciation Could Help

Two business professors share their insights about the impact of digital communication on the social skills of some in Gen Z and the importance of good manners on the job.

Kiplinger

MAGA Farmers Feel Brunt Of Trump Tariffs - Beg US President To Let Them Sell To China

US farmers hit by Trump-era tariffs urge the former president to reopen Chinese markets, warning lost exports threaten crops, incomes, and family farm survival.

International Business Times UK

The one thing that could keep the price of wine down amid Trump’s tariffs

The harvesters are the highest paid agricultural workers in Europe

The Independent UK

It’s the big fat Greek farming scandal – devised by the political elite and paid for by ordinary people

A massive EU subsidy scandal has pulled back the curtain to reveal how power operates in Greece, says journalist Alexander Clapp

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Texas sued over its lab-grown meat ban

Two California-based companies accuse the state of government overreach for banning the sale of their products for the next two years.

The Texas Tribune

EU Commission endorses Mercosur deal despite French reservations

The European Commission has formally endorsed the long-debated trade agreement with the South American Mercosur trade bloc, hailing it as a chance to open up new markets for European exporters while promising fresh safeguards for farmers.

Radio France Internationale

France told to revisit pesticide rules in 'historic win' for green groups

France has been ordered to overhaul its pesticide authorisation procedures after a court ruled on Wednesday that current methods do not adequately protect biodiversity and human health.

Radio France Internationale

EU Presents Mercosur Deal For Member States' Approval

The EU put forward a huge trade deal with South American bloc Mercosur for approval by member countries Wednesday, reassuring chief critic France it came with "robust" safeguards to protect farmers.

International Business Times

Vatican puts Pope Francis' ecological preaching into practice with vocational farm center

The Vatican is inaugurating an ambitious educational center inspired by Pope Francis’ ecological legacy

The Independent UK

Record forecast set for Australian production

Drought has not stopped forecasters from predicting record agriculture, fisheries and forestry production, with the value set to surpass $100 billion.

AAP

Mezcal is having a moment. But Mexican farmers aren’t reaping the benefits

Demand for mezcal has upped production from 1 million litres in 2012 to 14 million in 2022

The Independent UK

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Pan-African protestors gather in Ghana to demand cancellation of Africa's debt

Hundreds of workers in Ghana have been protesting on the streets of the capital, demanding the cancellation of Africa's ballooning debt.

The Independent UK

Six dead after eating Oysters tainted with flesh-eating bacteria

Victims died after consuming Louisiana-harvested oysters contaminated with Vibrio vulnificus, say officials

The Independent UK

What Brazil’s soy moratorium fight means — and what happens next

Brazil’s soybean moratorium, credited with curbing Amazon deforestation since 2006, faces an uncertain future after the country’s competition regulator ordered its suspension while probing potential cartel-like behavior among traders

The Guardian - UK

Down and dirty: how regenerative farming is digging into microscopic soil life

Nurturing everything from bacteria and fungi to worms is seen as essential to helping minimise use of chemicals and machinery

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International Business Times

Lay Off Our Eggs Market, French Producers Tell Ukraine

The leading French eggs association has sounded alarm over the import of hundreds of thousands of eggs from Ukraine, warning they breach with European production standards and may contain banned antibiotics.

Al Jazeera

Cases of flesh-eating screwworms increase 53% in Mexico: Report

Mexico reports more than 5,000 cases of screwworm, primarily in cattle and other animals, according to gov’t data.

AAP

Angry farmhand 'satisfied' after beating man to death

A farmhand does not regret bludgeoning a neighbouring farmer to death because he believed the man deserved to die, a judge has found.

The Guardian - UK

Post-Brexit licences for exporting food to EU cost UK firms up to £65m last year

Government to promise it will scrap existing scheme by reaching new deal with Brussels in next 18 months

The Guardian - UK

Alan Keys obituary

Other lives: Water quality campaigner who promoted natural ways of cleaning up polluted rivers

The Independent UK

Clarkson’s Farm sows seeds for rise of agricultural college applications

Leading agricultural colleges are seeing a ‘Jeremy effect’ in applications and

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: How ‘climateflation’ is pushing food prices ever higher – and changing how we eat

In today’s newsletter: Extreme heat, droughts and floods are proving disastrous for farmers on the frontline of climate change, and consumers in the supermarket, too

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