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California’s ‘most disadvantaged’ workers have widespread chronic health issues, study finds

Despite widespread chronic illness among the people that grow food in California – many struggle to access reliable healthcare.

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UP: Pro-Vice Chancellor, Asst Finance Comptroller Of Agriculture University Arrested In Finance-Appointment Irregularity Case

The pro-vice chancellor and an assistant finance comptroller of Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences have been arrested in an appointment and finance irregularity case. Read full story on Dynamite News:

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Rain gives Central Australian cattle producers confidence in 'exceptional' year ahead

The cattle country north-east of Alice Springs was so green after summer rains "it hurt your eyes", according to one pastoralist. Now she and other producers have enjoyed another week of rain on their remote stations.

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Bird flu outbreak found at Scots poultry farm sparking 3km lockdown by health chiefs

An exclusion zone has been put in place around Woodlea Poultry Farm, near Dunfermline, Fife, following the confirmed case on Thursday afternoon, the Scottish Government has announced.

Daily Record

Amul Hikes Milk Prices By Rs 3 Per Litre

The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), has hiked the prices of Amul pouch milk by Rs 3 per litre across all variants. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Ivory Coast gives cocoa farmers electronic cards to track beans, ensure fair price

Ivory Coast's cocoa regulator on Thursday started distributing electronic cards to cocoa farmers to help track beans from plantations to their export ports and ensure the growers are paid a guaranteed price for their produce.

Reuters

Florida's citrus crisis drives up orange juice prices

Florida orange growers could face their smallest crop in nearly 90 years.

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Brown gold: the great American manure rush begins

The energy industry is turning waste from dairy farms into renewable natural gas – but will it actually reduce emissions?

The Guardian - US

Saudi-US Partnership to Build Vertical Farms in MENA Region

The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced a joint venture agreement with AeroFarms, a US-based commercial market leader in vertical farming, to establish a company in Riyadh to build and operate indoor vertical farms in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The agreement seeks to…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Macadamias Australia sells farm and processing plant to Canadian investment company

One of Australia's largest macadamia producers has sold its extensive network of orchards, along with a state-of-the-art cracking, processing and packing facility to an overseas buyer, while retaining the tourism and cafe arm of its family-run business.

ABC News

Rubber farmer income plan gets approval

The government has approved a 7.64-billion-baht income guarantee scheme for rubber farmers for the 2022-23 season, which is operating for the fourth consecutive year.

Bangkok Post

Let's Talk Pork!

Not the political kind, the real kind, the stuff you get from pigs

Reason

New Zealand dairy manufacturer Fonterra bans bobby calf slaughter, but Australian arm rejects move

Male dairy calves are considered to be a "waste product" in milk production and are frequently euthanased on-farm. Now, dairy manufacturer Fonterra says improved animal welfare for calves is what consumers expect.

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1 Agriculture Stock to Help Grow Your Portfolio in 2023

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Brazil authorities probe Amazon ties to capital attacks

An investigation into anti-democratic protests and a recent attack on Brazil's capital is centering in part on areas along an important highway that goes through the Amazon

Zenger

If Bees Disappear These Tiny Robots Could Be The Future Of Agriculture

They can be powered and controlled by a light source and these tiny flying robots could pollinate crops instead of bees.

ABC News

Australia's chicken meat industry facing summer dip in supply, forecast increase in demand

A shortage of chicken meat is still affecting some retailers but there are signs the situation is easing.

Bangkok Post

Fix needed for high-altitude farming

The government has a set pattern for trying to solve the "plight" of farmers. It describes their problems as being low farm product prices, insufficient income and labour shortages, and the authorities have their own playbook for solving these.

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Australia's cattle herd to reach largest size in almost a decade

The growth in the country's cattle herd signals a confidence in the industry despite natural disasters affecting many parts of the country.

Newsroom.co.nz

Fertiliser funding ‘compromises’ university

Greenpeace criticises a South Island university over industry-funded research

Dublin Live

Food expert says it is 'absolutely safe' to buy chicken and eggs amid Salmonella outbreak

The illness can last lasts four to seven days, and it can be avoided by practicing good hand hygiene in the kitchen

Insider UK

Scottish hill farmers seize opportunity to sell at premium prices

Latest data suggests that environmentally-motivated buyers are continuing to push values up

The Guardian - US

US dairy policies drive small farms to ‘get big or get out’ as monopolies get rich

Exclusive: Misguided policies have hurt small-scale farms while enriching agribusinesses and corporate lobbyists, analysis shows

Reuters

From ashes to fly larvae, new ideas aim to revive farm soil

As extreme weather and human activity degrade the world's arable land, scientists and developers are looking at new and largely unproven methods to save soil for agriculture.

Miami Herald

A Florida dairy farm lost 360 cows in Hurricane Ian. Can the damaged business survive?

Hurricane Ian inflicted more punishment on Dakin Dairy Farms than any other storm in history. Owner Jerry Dakin estimates the damage at $3 million, plus 360 cows lost during the storm.

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