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2024.09.06
Planting hope: How an EU-funded agriculture project is lifting up farmers in Somalia
Children’s laughter rings out as Fartun Abdi Warsame prepares her family’s breakfast of rice and the vegetables – lentils, peppers, onions and tomatoes
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2024.09.05
Report on Strategic Dialogue on the Future of Agriculture divides the Union
Brussels – Today marks the presentation of the final summary document of the seven-month Strategic Dialogue on the Future of Agriculture.
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2024.09.04
AgriSURE fund launched by Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan: Here's all you need to know about the initiative
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday launched the AgriSURE Fund and Krishi Nivesh Portal in New Delhi.
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2024.09.02
How Small Malthouses Are Changing Beer, Whiskey And Agriculture
When the Craft Maltsters Guild formed in 2013, it did so with a mere eight member malthouses.
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2024.08.30
The sick children of Brazilian agriculture
Maria was born with a serious condition that limited her development in the years that followed.
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2024.08.29
The Farm to Finance Revolution: How AI Is Transforming Agriculture
Technology has long had a profound impact on farming practices. With the advent of artificial intelligence, the growing intersection of AgTech, finance and robotics is helping ensure that the future of agriculture stays fertile.
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2024.08.28
Maryland Agriculture, Natural Resources Secretaries Make Stop on Ice Cream Trail after Hike
Today, Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks and Department of Natural Resources Secretary Josh Kurtz visited Rocky Point Creamery in Tuscarora after hiking a trail at the Monocacy Natural Resources Management Area
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2024.08.27
Agricultural exec: Cream exports to Europe behind Estonia's butter shortage
n an appearance on Vikerraadio on Monday, Estonia Farmid OÜ board member and one-time minister of agriculture Jaanus Marrandi explained that Estonian producers have been exporting large quantities of cream to Europe.
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2024.08.26
As climate threats to agriculture mount, could the Mississippi River delta be the next California?
A smorgasbord of bright red tomatoes and vibrant vegetables line the walls of Michael Katrutsa’s produce shop in rural Camden, Tennessee.
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2024.08.23
24 Young Ambassadors to Visit Malaysia and Thailand for Agricultural Exchanges
Two delegations of young ambassadors will be sent to Malaysia and Thailand from 26 August to 1 September for agricultural-related exchanges as part of a government-funded program, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) announced on Wednesday.