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2022.07.21
Animal health important for helping cut greenhouse gas emissions, new report says
Improving animal health can help cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but more granular approaches to measuring progress are vital if countries are to be able to include it in their national climate commitments, a new report shows.
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2022.07.21
Province launching new centre for agritech innovation
Province launching new centre for agritech innovation
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2022.07.20
India to invest overseas, seek long-term deals in push for fertiliser
India plans to secure fertiliser supplies and hedge against price rises by expanding its footprint in mineral-rich countries through investments and multi-year import deals, fertiliser minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Wednesday.
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2022.07.20
EU project will contribute to more resilient, sustainable milk production
Aarhus University is one of the partners in an EU project, R4D (Resilience for Dairy), aiming at contributing to the social, economic and environmental development of European milk production.
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2022.07.20
Introducing neutral tasting white Chlorella: ‘This enables application in formulations that previously weren’t possible’
Aliga Microalgae is a Danish food tech company that has developed a white Chlorella ingredient that, it says, packs the nutritional punch of algae with a neutral taste and white colour. FoodNavigator hears more.
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2022.07.20
Olive production in Australia slides in 2022 due to weather, seasonal variation
The olive harvest in Australia is drawing to a close and this year is expected to be well down compared with last year's bumper crop.
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2022.07.19
Electronic ear tags for millions of sheep backed by NSW to prepare for foot-and-mouth disease
The NSW government has thrown its support behind the urgent development of mandatory electronic ID tags for millions of sheep and goats to ensure any outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) can be traced.
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2022.07.19
Save Foods Introduces Crop Protection Solutions To Moroccan Market
Save Foods’ solutions aim to reduce food waste and the use of pesticides while extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables.
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2022.07.19
Entomologists seek safer pest management tech for NYS
Entomologists seek safer pest management tech for NYS
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2022.07.19
Can protected cropping save Australia's salad and fruit bowls from harsh weather?
When lettuce prices jumped to $10 off the back of extreme weather in New South Wales and Queensland it sent a shockwave through the nation, but some farmers in the flood zone were left relatively unscathed – because they grow under cover.