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Launch of Sustainable Animal and Aquatic Foods Programme to Enhance Livestock Development in Thai Nguyen and Son La Provinces

The Sustainable Animal and Aquatic Foods (SAAF) programme, launched by the Consultative Group for International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), aims to strengthen disease safety, enhance the value and competitiveness of products, and promote sustainable livestock development in Thai Nguyen and Son La provinces. The programme focuses on overcoming multiple challenges, including

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KwaZulu-Natal's Agricultural Sector Hit Hard by Natural Disasters

The KwaZulu-Natal agricultural sector is reeling from the devastating impact of natural disasters, including floods, storms, and climate change, which have wiped out an estimated R65 million worth of crops and livestock. KZN MEC for Agriculture and Rural Development, Thembeni Madlopha-Mthethwa, has highlighted the struggles faced by rural farming communities,

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Thousands of Farmers Face Uncertainty as Government Payments Set to Expire

Thousands of farmers may lose vital funding for long-running nature projects due to expiring Government payments, as revealed by the National Farmers' Union (NFU) under freedom of information laws. The NFU has obtained data that shows 5,830 Countryside Stewardship (CS) agreements will end in December, with no confirmed

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Need for Feed Delivers Hay to Drought-Affected Farmers on Father's Day

Over the weekend, the Need for Feed charity delivered 30 trucks of hay to the Noorat region, benefiting approximately 160 farms in need. The convoy, which set off from the charity's Cobram depot, was made possible by the efforts of volunteers, including several father-and-son teams who gave up

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Olive Harvest Season in the West Bank: Uncertainty and Uncertainty

The olive harvest season in the West Bank village of Kufr Qaddum has become a time of uncertainty and struggle for Palestinian farmers like Yousef, who faces restrictions from Israeli forces and settlers, threatening the livelihood and heritage of thousands of families. Key Takeaways: * Thousands of Palestinian farmers, including Yousef

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National Farmers Union Launches Legislative Fly-In to Urge Congressional Action

The National Farmers Union has kicked off its annual Legislative Fly-In, bringing over 250 family farmers and ranchers to Washington, D.C. to pressure Congress into taking action that benefits farmers. The fly-in began with members meeting with top officials at the USDA and DOJ to discuss the real-world challenges

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New Hampshire Farmers Adapt to Drought with Innovative Techniques

In the face of extreme weather fluctuations and drought conditions, New Hampshire farmers are employing new technologies and data-driven approaches to keep their crops productive and competitive. The state's changing climate, characterized by greater rainfall overall but uneven distribution throughout the year, has led to drought conditions, with

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Amapa State Takes Measures to Combat Witch's Broom Pest in Cassava Production

Farmers from eight municipalities in the Brazilian state of Amapa recently attended a workshop on how to identify and prevent the witch's broom pest, which affects cassava production. The workshop was hosted by the Institute of Extension, Assistance and Rural Development of Amapa (Rurap) during the 54th Amapa

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Tomato Farmers in Ghana's Volta Region Face Repeated Post-Harvest Losses

Frustrated by the persistent issue of post-harvest losses, some tomato farmers in the Ziope area of Ghana's Volta Region are expressing deep concerns. According to them, despite their hard work and investment, a significant portion of their produce rots on the farms each year due to the lack

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Revitalizing Rural China: Crayfish, Tea, and Clothing Industries Drive Economic Growth

In rural China's Hubei Province, pillar industries like crayfish, tea, and clothing are creating new opportunities for jobs and income. Crayfish farming, in particular, has seen significant growth, with year-round production helping to stabilize the industry and enhance farmers' resilience to market fluctuations. Meanwhile, innovative approaches to

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Can Tho University and Vietnam Rice Industry Association Unite to Support 1 Million Hectares of High-Quality, Low-Emission Rice in the Mekong Delta

A seminar was held on September 5 at Can Tho University, in collaboration with the Vietnam Rice Industry Association, focusing on solutions to support the project of 1 million hectares of high-quality, low-emission rice in the Mekong Delta. The event aimed to find sustainable directions for the rice industry, improve

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Revitalizing Njombe's Tea Industry: Samia Suluhu Hassan's Commitment to Recovery

As the CCM presidential candidate, Samia Suluhu Hassan, continues to attract investment in the tea and avocado industries, a major step has been taken towards revitalizing Njombe's tea industry. The Kenyan-based DL Group, through its local subsidiary, has begun repaying long-overdue debts to farmers and workers, addressing a

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