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Technology optimizes renewable energy generation from malting barley bagasse by the beer industry
A research group at the State University of Campinas proposes treating the solid waste produced by breweries with ultrasound before submitting it to the process of digestion by microorganisms.
China issues phosphate quotas to rein in fertiliser exports - analysts
China is rolling out a quota system to limit exports of phosphates, a key fertiliser ingredient, in the second half of this year, analysts said, citing information from the country’s major phosphate producers.
Wet and cold conditions see truffle farmers' yields grow 66 per cent across New South Wales
Australia is on track for its largest harvest of truffles, with record rainfalls and cold temperatures creating the ideal conditions for the fungus to grow.
India welcomes UAE-led investment initiative for agriculture innovation
India has welcomed the UAE’s decision to invest $2 billion in agricultural food parks across the country and announced its intention to ensure the project’s successful operation, as the first I2U2 summit kicked off on Thursday.
Aquabyte raises $25 million
Aquabyte, which uses computer vision and AI to give fish farmers detailed insights into the health, growth and sustainability of their fish, has raised $25 million.
Ukraine grain exports deal to be signed next week, says Turkey
Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and the United Nations are due to sign a deal next week aimed at resuming Ukraine's Black Sea grain exports.
Food prices surge calls for agriculture transformation
The dramatic increase in food prices this year has been a significant step backward for food security in Kenya.
HOW REGENERATIVE RESEARCH PRACTICES SPUR MARKET INCENTIVES AND CARBON CREDITS
Entomologist and agroecologist Jonathan Lundgren launched his agricultural research career by following the traditional ways of studying farmers’ and ranchers’ issues through scientist-led protocols.
Italian Drought Puts One-Third Of National Agriculture Production – Like Tomatoes And Olive Oil – At Risk
A historic drought in Italy could endanger 30% of the country’s agricultural production, agriculture minister Stefano Patuanelli warned lawmakers Wednesday, threatening output of staples like olive oil, arborio rice and tomatoes.
France to cut nitrites in food after agency confirms cancer risk
France said on Tuesday it intends to cut the use of nitrites in food after the national health agency confirmed they raise the risk of cancer, falling short of a full ban feared by processed meat makers who use it in products such as ham and sausages.