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‘Just stunning’: nothing poultry about these Melbourne Royal show-stopping birds

The Melbourne Royal Show attracts fowl fanciers from near and far for the poultry contest (that other bird of the year competition)

The Guardian - AU

Labour faces legal scrutiny after allowing chickens to be carried by legs

Practice was forbidden under EU law, but secondary legislation came into force in July permitting it in England, Wales and Scotland

The Guardian - UK

EU postpones anti-deforestation rules as bloc signs trade deal with Indonesia

EU environmental chiefs have announced another one-year delay to plans to tighten up rules on importing products such as soy, beef and cocoa that have been linked to forest destruction.

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A look at the best times of day for watering, planting, pruning and other garden tasks

For healthy garden plants, you'll want to perform tasks at specific times of day

The Independent UK

EU Proposes New Delay To Anti-deforestation Rules

The EU said Tuesday it will seek a new one-year delay to sweeping anti-deforestation rules cheered by green groups but assailed by key trading partners from the United States to Indonesia.

International Business Times

Scottish Government announces £100k funding to tackle disruptive seagulls

Funding of £100,000 will be given to councils to control seagulls ahead of a summit on Tuesday ...

The National (Scotland)

EU chemical firms plan to export rising quantities of ‘toxic’ pesticides, documents show

Bloc urged to end ‘unethical double standard’ of allowing sale of products deemed too dangerous for EU farms

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Time to get hands dirty in fight to protect farms, land

Farmers and the community need to trust one another and work together to tackle challenges facing the land - and outdated laws need to catch up, an expert says.

AAP

Landmark WTO deal shifts course in global effort to curb overfishing

A global deal to protect fish stocks that billions of people rely on for food and jobs came into force this week after more than 20 years of talks. Governments have agreed to stop giving subsidies to boats that break rules against overfishing – but the agreement does not yet…

Radio France Internationale

Kashmir’s apple farmers face Rs 2,000 cr loss as NH-44 closure strands thousands of trucks

“I don’t even have money for poison to kill myself. All my harvested apples have rotted before reaching the markets after the NH-44 was shut,” said Ezaj Ahmed, apple farmer from Anantnag district of Kashmir.

Newslaundry

Japan Inflation Slows In August, Rice Price Surges Ease

Inflation in Japan slowed to 2.7 percent in August due partly to government energy subsidies, official data showed Friday, with the cost of rice easing following a huge price spike.

International Business Times

Organic food prices could soar as US imposes import restrictions and new tariffs on specialty sugar

The limiting of duty-free organic sugar imports and new tariffs are expected to cause the prices of all kinds of organic products from granola to yogurt to rise in the coming months

The Independent UK

‘A slap in the face’: our expert panel on Australia’s 2035 emissions target

Six experts respond to Labor’s plans for agriculture, resources, the built environment, industry, transport and energy. What did it get right and what more needs to be done?

The Guardian - AU

Country diary: Swallows on the wire, berries in the hedges

St Dominic, Tamar Valley: So far in early autumn, an abundance of ash keys and plump acorns – and the apple and pear trees are heavily laden

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Is organic food really better for your health – and is it worth the cost?

During Organic September, we look at what it actually means - and what we're really paying for when it comes to our food choices

The Guardian - AU

Ground zero: rain-starved southern Australia is grappling with one of the worst droughts in memory

Rainfall picked up in June and July in some areas but it may already be too late

AAP

Shock nappy pants find sparks 'hitchhiker' pest alert

A major supermarket has removed certain nappy pants after a pack was found to contain a serious pest, sparking a warning about 'hitchhiker' insects.

The Independent UK

New England's shrimp industry is struggling, with fishermen catching few in 2025

There's an effort underway to bring New England shrimp back to seafood customers but fisherman are finding few and the fishing industry may face an even longer shutdown

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The Independent UK

McDonald's plans $200 million investment to promote regenerative practices on US cattle ranches

McDonald’s said Monday it plans to invest $200 million over the next seven years to promote regenerative agriculture practices on cattle ranches

Benzinga

Agri-Science Giant Corteva Eyes Breakup To Shield Seed Unit From Future Risks: Report

Corteva Inc. (NYSE:CTVA) is reportedly considering a major restructuring that would split its seed and pesticide operations into two separate entities. The pure-play agriculture company, valued at roughly $50 billion, could announce its plans soon if negotiations stay on track.

The Independent UK

Long-wrought WTO global agreement aimed at reducing overfishing takes effect

A World Trade Organization agreement aimed at reducing overfishing has taken effect

International Business Times

WTO Fishing Deal: The Net Results

The World Trade Organization's agreement on fisheries subsidies -- its first environmentally focused accord -- enters into force on Monday after years of thorny negotiations at a time of heightened international trade tensions.

Radio France Internationale

French farmers announce nationwide protest over trade deals and food sovereignty

French farmers are gearing up for a nationwide protest later this month, warning that international trade deals risk undermining food sovereignty and local producers.

International Business Times

Bulgarian Mussel Farmers Face Risk, And Chance, In Hotter Sea

Faced with rising Black Sea temperatures that suffocate his mussels, Bulgarian farmer Nayden Stanev has been forced to change his ways -- shifting his seeding schedule and harvesting at cooler depths.

Benzinga

US Farmers Head To China As Trade Strains Weigh: Report

U.S. agricultural producers are reportedly preparing to travel to China this fall, aiming to boost ties with Beijing amid ongoing trade friction.

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