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2023.07.21
Potential for extensive prawn farming in Northern Australia
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO is working with partners in Australia’s Northern Territory to develop a low input prawn farming industry, with new research in Darwin leading the way.
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2023.07.21
India imposes major rice export ban, triggering inflation fears
A woman harvests ripened rice in a paddy field at Karunj village in the western state of Maharashtra, India, October 17, 2022.
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2023.07.20
Thai potash mine disaster: Unseen contamination taints 10,000 rai of land
Analysis from the Synchrotron Light Research Institute (SLRI) has found a worrying degree of contamination on a significant amount of agricultural land adjacent to a potash mine in Nakhon Ratchasima.
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2023.07.20
Top buyer India's sunflower oil imports to fall as Black Sea grain deal expires
Trucks with loaded with sunflower seeds are seen at a checkpoint of quality test laboratory of the Allseeds multiseeds oil extraction plant in Yuzhne, Ukraine October 9, 2018.
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2023.07.19
France strengthens support for avian influenza vaccination campaign
Ministry of Agriculture announces five important measures
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2023.07.18
Expanding agriculture could worsen flooding in South American plains, study says
International demand for soybeans and corn has turned the South American plains into an economic pillar for countries like Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay. But all of that activity also comes with a heavy price.
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2023.07.18
‘India moving from green revolution to agriculture revolution’
India is moving from green revolution to agriculture revolution (AR) with modern technologies dominating AR where foods will be prepared in factories impacting farmers.
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2023.07.17
Calls for UK government to reconsider egg trade deal
UK consumers expect the government to promote high standards of hen welfare, environmental protection and food safety, says Dr Nick Palmer, head of Compassion in World Farming UK.
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2023.07.15
Livestock contribute to global food security - FAO report
Globally, more than a billion people depend on livestock