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    Farmers urged to have “urgent“ discussions about the future

    Farmers have been urged to get involved in discussions about their industry to “safeguard their futures.”...

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    Himalayan Hillsides Grows Japan's Cold, Hard Cash

    U.S.WorldBusinessArtsLifestyleOpinionAudioGamesCookingWirecutterThe AthleticYou have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When...

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    Overcoming the challenges of growing plants in space

    A plan is now unfolding at NASA to grow plants in space, in fact on the...

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    HK man wounded by wild monkeys critical after contracting B virus

    Experts have warned against touching or feeding Hong Kong’s wild monkeys after a man wounded by...

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    Earliest evidence of loss of seasonal egg laying in chickens

    While some of us are still asking “why did the chicken cross the road?” an international...

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    Scientists boost yields by sprinkling CO2-capturing rock dust on fields

    The application of crushed rock to farmers' fields may not only reduce greenhouse gases, it could...

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    Victoria trials reusable crates for fresh produce to cut ‘invisible’ waste from supply chain

    Pilot scheme supplies 1,000 folding boxes to farms and wholesalers to reduce single-use cardboard, paper and...

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    How climate change is transforming our winegrowing regions

    Climate change is altering growing conditions for the world’s famous winegrowing regions which, although bustling today,...

  • Senators stand up for potatoes as a vegetable amid reports of USDA change

    Fourteen senators are calling on the departments of Agriculture (USDA) and Health and Human Services (HHS)...

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    Scientists look to leaves for longer roots on better crops

    A new technique may make it easier to selectively breed crop plants for better, deeper roots....

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    CSIRO improves ability to respond to rust pathogens in wheat

    Researchers in Australia have developed a rapid test which can identify genes that can trigger resistance...

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    Preliminary water allocation forecasts in southern Alberta below average - Lethbridge | Globalnews.ca

    This year is shaping up to be a dry year with irrigation boards predicting limited water...

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    In Wisconsin, Satellites Spotlight Illegal Manure Spreading

    A group of scientists are analyzing satellite images to teach computers to recognize when farmers butter...

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    The chemistry behind the many flavours of edible ants

    As the global demand for protein increases insects, ants – with their high nutritional value and...

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    B.C. puts up $80M to help drought-stricken farmers | Globalnews.ca

    Unprecedented drought in British Columbia last year has prompted the provincial government to invest $80 million...

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    Aussie startup develops sustainable land based aquaculture

    A few years ago, Mat Goddard began to realise what he believes is the “root cause”...

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    First cow to produce human insulin in its milk created in Brazil

    Scientists have created a cow which can produce human insulin in its milk. The animal is...

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    We need to put the guesswork back into agriculture

    Australian agriculture is in for a good year ahead, with a 47 per cent increase in...

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    Algae-gene-boosted crop plants grow better by using more light

    Thanks to a recent discovery regarding marine algae, scientists have developed crop plants that absorb a...

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    Aust farmers are preparing for extremes of climate change

    Australia’s farmers are “doing amazing things” and rising to the climate challenge by adopting a deep...

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    Fireworks may attract tourists to Hong Kong, but can cause distress for wildlife

    By Michael Boyle & Victoria Amaral Hong Kong has struggled to return tourism to pre-covid levels,...

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    Pigeonpea in the mix as search begins for more heat tolerant crops

    The weather might be warming, but the world still needs to eat. Australians are among those...