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‘Lose-lose situation’: irrigators and environmental groups criticise plan for 2,500ha almond farm

The development by US-owned Koompartu Farms could use up to 30GL of water a year from the Murray-Darling Basin

The Guardian - AU

Stalin writes to Modi over Kharif MSP for cotton, procurement

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Friday requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct the Cotton Corporation of India to start cotton procurement in Tamil Nadu.

The Hindu

Interest-free loans upto ₹5 lakh for silk reelers to strengthen sericulture sector in Karnataka

An interest-free loan of upto ₹5 lakh for silk reelers announced by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to provide them easier access to working capital is expected to strengthen the sericulture sector in the State.

The Hindu

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Deadlock on EU nature restoration law 'a tragedy': Bioenergy scientist Andre Faaij

Political groups in the European Parliament are on manoeuvres ahead of a key vote on the EU’s proposed Nature Restoration Law on July 12. The draft legislation is seen as key to restoring millions of hectares of degraded land across Europe, but it has already been rejected by three parliamentary…

France 24

Modi government denying fair price to farmers to help corporates: AIKS

The MSP announced by the BJP-led Union government for the Kharif season 2023-24 was not at all remunerative and far from the C2 plus 50% suggested by noted agriculture scientist M.S. Swaminathan, he said.

The Hindu

Data | Retail price of tomatoes more than ₹100 a kilogramme in over 50 cities

The last week of June recorded a rapid and sudden decline in the quantity of tomatoes brought to various mandis across the country

The Hindu

DUP cllr blames Brexit for NI workforce shortage as council agrees motion to extend UK visas

"It's an excellent motion to be quite honest, for all the horticultural industry, it is Brexit that has caused this problem."

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Tomatoes worth Rs 2.7 lakh stolen from Karnataka farm, as rising prices make it a precious commodity

HASSAN (K'TAKA)/HYDERABAD (TELANGANA): The skyrocketing prices of tomato have made the culinary staple so valuable that it has lured thieves into stealing them.

The Times of India

'Where's the Scottish produce?': SNP MSP calls out M&S over imported stock

AN SNP MSP has raised concerns that Marks and Spencer is importing stock from abroad instead of looking to the “world class” suppliers in…

The National (Scotland)

Agriculture operations in Andhra Pradesh delayed by a fortnight

agricultural operations delayed in Andhra pradesh

The Hindu

Study reveals widely consumed vegetable oil leads to unhealthy gut

High use of soybean oil has been associated with obesity and diabetes, as well as autism, Alzheimer's disease, anxiety, and depression. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

£11m Dyson Farming high-tech strawberry expansion lands with East Yorkshire specialist

CambridgeHOK to deliver Lincolnshire addition for 2024 growing season

Birmingham Post

EU sets out first-ever soil law to protect food security and slow global heating

Proposal to improve soil health throughout continent by 2050 criticised for lack of legally binding targets

The Guardian - UK

Data | Why Centre’s denial of rice through OMSS hits Karnataka the most

The Congress-led Karnataka government has been facing challenges in fulfilling its promise of providing five kg of rice to Below Poverty Line (BPL) and Antyodaya card holders. The Centre’s discontinuation of the Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS), which provided surplus grains, has put Karnataka in a difficult position. This move…

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Bangkok Post

Rice to get costlier as supply threatened

MUMBAI: Global rice prices, now at their highest in 11 years, are set to rally further after India moved to boost payments to farmers, just as El Nino threatens yields in key producers and alternative staples get costlier for poor Asians and Africans.

The Independent UK

EU moves toward latest gene techniques in food production to counter climate change, shortages

The European Union has taken a step toward adapting its food production to the new ways of the world

The Hindu

Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: APMC Bill tabled in Legislative Assembly, and more

The Hindu

No proposal to repeal anti-cow slaughter Act, says Karnataka Minister

In the legislative Council, BJP MLC N. Ravikumar pointed out that religious heads had threatened to sit on a dharna over withdrawal of the anti-cow slaughter provisions that had been introduced in 2020.

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Meet three Tamil Nadu farmers retailing farm-fresh value-added products

The Hindu brings you stories of farmers in Tamil Nadu who produce fresh value-added products in small batches and retail them directly to the customer. Think cold pressed oils, coconut chips, ghee, coffee, and more farm-rich goodness.

The Hindu

Tomato prices breach ₹150 mark in Bengaluru

Production was anyway expected to be lower as some farmers had opted out of cultivating tomatoes citing poor earnings. Adding to that, about 50% of production in Karnataka has gone down the drain due to leaf curl viral disease.

The Hindu

Refill supplies to HPCL cooking gas users hit

Cooking gas refill supplies to customers of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) are taking more time than usual with the national oil marketing company modernising its ERP platform.

Bangkok Post

Shippers lower exports forecast

The Thai National Shippers' Council (TNSC) has trimmed its exports forecast to a range of -0.5% to 1% growth, compared with 0-1% growth previously, based on high uncertainty surrounding major trading partners the US, the EU and China, in addition to relatively high global interest rates.

The Hindu

‘Jowar alternative to temperature-sensitive wheat’ amid rising temperatures, says study

a new research study has revealed sorghum (jowar) is an alternative to wheat as it is far more resilient to projected climate changes and also requires much less water.

The Hindu

Lessons from the fracas over foodgrains

The Karnataka example shows that political parties should exercise moderation while making electoral promises, especially on matters concerning food security

The Hindu

Centre-State tussle over the Open Market Sale Scheme likely to be discussed at Food Ministers’ meet

Issues such as the restriction on States’ foodgrains purchase through the Open Market Sales Scheme (OMSS) are likely to be discussed at the national conference of Food Ministers of States and Union Territories

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