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2023.04.24
ARGENTINE TRANSPORTERS STRIKE, THREATENING GRAINS SHIPMENTS
In Argentina, more than 80% of grain transportation is done with cargo trucks.
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2023.04.23
G7 calls for extension of Black Sea grain deal
Russia, which invaded its neighbour in February 2022, has strongly signalled that it will not allow the deal to continue beyond May 18 because a list of demands to facilitate its own grain and fertilizer exports has not been met.
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2023.04.23
New breeding program produces purple tomatoes with high anthocyanin content
In 2011 Jim Myers did something no one had done before. The Oregon State University vegetable breeder released the first purple tomato containing the same healthy compound found in blueberries.
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2023.04.23
The government is giving Rs 6500 per acre to farmers for organic farming, here's how to apply
governments are advising farmers to use organic fertilizers instead of chemical fertilizers in farming. The Bihar government has also announced financial assistance to the farmers for adopting organic farming.
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2023.04.23
Explained: What Are Western Disturbances That Can Affect Wheat Production in India?
Poland on Friday resumed transit shipments of Ukrainian grain and other food through its territory, partially lifting a nearly week-long ban imposed in response to protests from farmers.
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2023.04.23
Poland says Ukraine grain can cross borders
Poland on Friday resumed transit shipments of Ukrainian grain and other food through its territory, partially lifting a nearly week-long ban imposed in response to protests from farmers.
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2023.04.22
Agriculture Dept. to Distribute Cashew Saplings this Monsoon
In most African cultures women are not allocated lands especially for economic practices save for kitchen gardens where they practice small-scale subsistence crop farming hence denying them fiscal growth.
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2023.04.21
Final Livestock Ship Departs New Zealand as Export Ban Comes Into Force
The last consignment of New Zealand’s livestock departed the port of New Plymouth on Friday as the government’s ban on livestock exports by sea went into effect for animal welfare reasons.
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2023.04.21
UK poultry can roam free outside again, but bird flu risk hasn't gone away
The UK government recently announced that as of April 18, poultry and captive birds can be kept outside again as the threat from bird flu eases.
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2023.04.21
Kenyan youth develops plan to help village women turn kitchen gardens into income generating ventures
In most African cultures women are not allocated lands especially for economic practices save for kitchen gardens where they practice small-scale subsistence crop farming hence denying them fiscal growth.