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2022.07.28
Ciaran Fitzgerald: Science not driving agri emissions target lobbying
Ciaran Fitzgerald: Science not driving agri emissions target lobbying
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2022.07.28
Collaboration is key to LatAM AgriFoodTech ecosystem growth, according to GLOCAL panel
Collaboration is key to LatAM AgriFoodTech ecosystem growth, according to GLOCAL panel
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2022.07.28
Virginia Tech invests in new livestock, poultry facilities
Virginia Tech offers one of the largest animal science programs
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2022.07.28
South African maize harvest down 9.8% from last year
Nearly 50% of maize grown is for animal feed
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2022.07.28
India sets 9.7 million tonne seaweed target
India cultivated around 34,000 tonnes of seaweeds in 2021 and has scope for over 9 million more, according to the estimates of the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI)
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2022.07.27
How Taimba’s farm-to-retail marketplace, logistics, cold chain & fintech platform is fighting food waste
How Taimba’s farm-to-retail marketplace, logistics, cold chain & fintech platform is fighting food waste
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2022.07.27
Irish aquatech startups make a splash at Innovation Studio Community Day
Three emerging startups in Ireland’s aquatech sector have presented their innovative concepts at Bord Iascaigh Mhara’s (BIM) and Hatch’s Innovation Studio Community Day.
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2022.07.27
Foot-and-mouth disease's potential spread by tourists feared on Cape York
Graziers living on Australia's northernmost frontier say they are deeply concerned about the threat of the devastating foot-and-mouth disease being brought into the area by tourists.
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2022.07.27
Farmers optimistic but wary of relying on China amid talk trade restrictions lift
Cotton farmers such as Nigel Burnett say the industry is thriving despite China's trade sanctions.
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2022.07.27
Glasshouse expansion for protected cropping across the Goulburn Valley gets government tick
The winter coats are off inside Tatura's new multi-million-dollar glasshouse. It's 28 degrees Celsius and smells of 150,000 truss tomato plants.