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Jeremy Clarkson’s partner Lisa Hogan warns a beer shortage is on the horizon

UK was hit by severe drought caused by multiple heatwaves this summer, leading to poor barley harvests

The Independent UK · Sep 10

Scrap food price cap and focus instead on reducing costs in supply chain – CBI

The Scottish Government launched a consultation on its plan to cap the price of some household staples during the summer recess.

Evening Standard · Sep 9

South Korea's underground seed vault could help crops survive future heat

As climate change accelerates biodiversity loss and threatens food security, South Korea is expanding an unusual form of protection, preserving the genetic resources of wild plants for the future. At the centre of this effort is the Baekdudaegan Global Seed Vault, operated by the Korea Arboreta and Gardens Institute (KoAGI).…

The Times of India · Sep 9

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Takeaways from AP story on a major effort to restore peatland in North Carolina

Investors and scientists are restoring a 23-square-mile tract of peatland in North Carolina to curb emissions of climate-warming carbon dioxide and regenerate native habitat

The Independent UK · Sep 9

Rural women leading the way until the cows come home

A dairy farmer and a sparky-turned-pilot have won prestigious awards for their work in regional Australia, hoping to show other women they can be rural leaders.

AAP · Sep 8

Jack London bought 1,400 acres and planted eucalyptus trees; now a state park

Jack London’s California ranch became more than a country retreat during his final years. After buying Hill Ranch on Sonoma Mountain in 1905, he found land weakened by intensive farming and began studying agriculture seriously. He read farming manuals, explored soil management and tested new ideas across the property. As…

The Times of India · Sep 8

Libya's Food Security Is Becoming a Global Trade Question

An 83% surge in grain imports highlights how heavily Libya depends on global supply chains, with international producers, traders, shippers, and importers playing an increasingly important role in keeping food moving from overseas markets to Libyan tables.

International Business Times · Sep 8

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Peru's Food Supply Faces a 50% Hit From El Niño — Just as U.S. Remittances Slow Down

Peru faces up to 50% lower food output from an intensifying El Niño, just as U.S. remittances slow and a new 1% cash-transfer tax kicks in.

Latin Times · Sep 8

French wine yields drop to new historic low after searing summer heat

French wine production is expected to suffer its worst harvest in some 70 years with the agriculture ministry on Monday forecasting a 6 percent drop in output after a summer of scorching temperatures, heatwaves and drought. France last week announced more than €1 billion in emergency support for farmers.

France 24 · Sep 7

Brussels Just Froze $2 Billion in Brazilian Meat Over Antibiotics — Why It Could Last Two Years

The EU halted Brazilian beef, poultry, fish, egg and honey imports Sept. 3 over antibiotic gaps, freezing over $2B in trade as Brasília weighs retaliation

Latin Times · Sep 5

Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather

A handful of U.S. farmers are looking at a new solution to extreme weather

The Independent UK · Sep 4

France announces €1 billion aid for farmers recovering from drought, heatwaves

France on Friday allocated more than €1 billion in aid to support farmers recovering from droughts after a brutal, record-breaking summer. The allocation includes €520 million for rapid payments to ‌help farmers deal with weather damage and a €235 million recovery fund to buy seeds, plants and animal feed, Agriculture…

France 24 · Sep 4

France unveils €1.1bn emergency aid for farmers after record heat

France has announced €1.1 billion in emergency aid for farmers after record heat and drought caused severe damage to crops, pastures and water supplies.

Radio France Internationale · Sep 4

‘Astronomical’ fuel price surge hits farmers in UK and US

Intensification of Middle East conflict and ongoing Russian export ban leads to diesel prices rising 10% in less than a week

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

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The Independent UK · Sep 3

Brazil considers reciprocal measures after EU halts imports of Brazilian goods

Brazil’s government and exporters of meat, poultry, eggs, honey and other animal products were scrambling Thursday after a European Union deadline passed for suspending imports over concerns about the use of antibiotics and antimicrobial drugs in livestock

The Guardian - UK · Sep 3

Grinding up fish to feed to fish is ‘absurd’: fears over UN aquaculture plan

Huge rollout of fish farms could harm ecosystems and threaten vulnerable communities’ food sources, say experts

Radio France Internationale · Sep 3

EU suspends Brazilian meat imports over antibiotic concerns

The European Union has suspended imports of Brazilian meat and other animal products, as Brussels waits for assurances that the South American country is complying with the bloc’s rules on antibiotic use in livestock farming.

The Times of India · Sep 3

In 2021, Ted Turner gave nearly 80,000 acres of prairie to his ecoagriculture institute; it is now a living laboratory for bison and wetlands

McGinley Ranch is now a vast testing ground for conservation and sustainable land management. Approximately 4,000 American plains bison roam the ranch, aiding ecological studies. Researchers examine soil health, water systems, and biodiversity across the landscape. The institute integrates agricultural production and conservation for practical applications. This large-scale field laboratory…

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Medical Daily · Sep 2

A Seed Supplier Linked to a Fifteen State Sprout Outbreak Has Not Answered the FDA's Recall Request

FDA says the alfalfa seed supplier in a 15-state sprout outbreak has not answered its recall request and another grower used the same lot.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Almost half of world’s farmers poisoned by pesticides every year, experts find

Study reveals that pesticide poisoning kills 11,000 people each year, with India accounting for nearly 60% of fatalities

The Times of India · Sep 2

Australia planted eucalyptus trees to fight rising soil salinity; decades later scientists found the plantations were changing groundwater but not the soil nature

Australia planted eucalyptus trees to fight rising soil salinity, hoping that thirsty, deep-rooted vegetation could help control the groundwater processes behind the problem. A long-running experiment in south-western Australia later showed that the effects of such plantations were more complicated than simply planting trees and waiting for the land to…

The Times of India · Sep 2

In the 1980s, Michael Jackson put his 2,700-acre California ranch under an agricultural preservation programme; years later, officials found an amusement park, a zoo and other unapproved developments

Michael Jackson's sprawling Neverland Ranch in California benefited for years from a state agricultural land-preservation programme that reduced its property-tax burden, but the arrangement came under scrutiny after county officials discovered extensive development on parts of the estate. The roughly 2,700-acre ranch in Santa Barbara County included Jackson's home, an…

AAP · Sep 2

Missing sheep worth almost $2m sparks police probe

An appeal for information has been launched by police after about 5500 sheep were allegedly stolen from a rural property.

The Independent UK · Sep 1

The best sector for securing a job in the UK

Vacancies have hit five-year low, according to recent data

The Times of India · Sep 1

In 2014, a Colorado couple bought land to build a family ranch; by 2025 bird species had risen from 29 to 37 and grassland-bird detections doubled from 178 to 356

Lance and Lisa Wheeler's Colorado ranch has transformed into a sanctuary for grassland birds, boasting a remarkable doubling in species detection since 2019. Their innovative farming methods, coupled with adaptive grazing strategies, promote rich habitats that support diverse wildlife. As evidenced by a 26% increase on the ranch's Bird-Friendliness Index,…

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