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Published on 14:24 GMT
Global Markets: Financial leaders meet in Banff
The following is a glance at the news moving markets in Canada and globally. – Finance officials from the world’s top economies will meet in Banff for a three-day summit starting today as a precursor to the G7 meetings next month. Canadian Finance Minister …
Source: MarketsFarm - Pending -
Published on 14:27 GMT
Auction mart sales round-up: Limousin bulls to 13,000gns at Darlington, sheepdogs sell to £13,300 and geese to £1,450 ...
Rachels herd dispersal tops at 13,000gns A new centre record of 13,000gns and one of the biggest crowds seen at Darlington reflected the trade at the dispersal of the Rachels herd of pedigree Limousin cattle on behalf of Mark Woolhouse and his parents, …
Source: Farmers Guardian - Pending -
Published on 14:27 GMT
Partner Insight: The benefits of BNG for farmers in England
After learning about Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), Alison chose to transform part of her East Sussex family farm into a BNG Habitat Bank that would be managed, in part, by sustainably grazing her own flock of sheep, and a flock owned by her neighbour. Since …
Source: Farmers Guardian - Pending -
Published on 14:30 GMT
The cruelest farm bill ever
Don’t call it a budget bill. Call it the cruelest farm bill ever. The House budget bill will make it easier for wealthy farmers to receive farm subsidies and harder for poor people to receive anti-hunger assistance. The bill does this by seeking the …
Source: Environmental Working Group - Pending -
Published on 14:30 GMT
Why pollinators are key to our planet's health
Source: Food and Agriculture Organization - Gov't Institution -
Published on 06:48 GMT
Consistent 5% Agriculture Growth Crucial to Achieve a Developed India by 2047: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Union Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan with senior officials during the press conference. (Photo Source: PIB) At the Annual Conference of Vice-Chancellors of Agricultural Universities and Directors of ICAR Institutes, Union …
Source: Krishi Jagran - Neutral -
Published on 07:48 GMT
Trailblazer Trish Fraser’s lasting contribution to the land
From a very early age, Trish would accompany her father, Alastair, around the farm or spend time in the greenhouse raising plants from seeds to give to her mother Pat and friends. It was here on the farm that her early interest in plants and farming was …
Source: The Scottish Farmer - Neutral -
Published on 07:48 GMT
Charles Ogg remembered as a pioneer of farming and rural tourism in Donside
Charlie was born at Derculich, Strathtay, on June 1, 1937 where his father, Alexander Ogg, was head cattleman for the Aberdeen Angus herd. His father’s skills were in high demand which meant the family never really settled down for any length of time in …
Source: The Scottish Farmer - Neutral -
Published on 11:02 GMT
116 Aid organizations call for immediate action to pull Yemen back from the brink of catastrophe
Rome - After more than a decade of severe crisis and conflict, people in Yemen are facing what may be their toughest year so far. Conflict, economic collapse and climate shocks continue to drive humanitarian needs. Aid is drying up due to severe funding …
Source: Food and Agriculture Organization - Gov't Institution